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“Subgroups”: A dangerous premise
The most dangerous aspect of Rep. Steven Kingโs claim that Europeans have contributed more of value to world civilization than other โsubgroupsโ is his view that โsubgroupsโ exist over extended periods. Even among those denouncing him, ...
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How many?
How many of those condemning the shooting of the police in Dallas and equating Micah Johnson with the cops in Baton Rouge, St. Paul and elsewhere who routinely kill people for being black mean what they ...
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A Ballad About the Free State of Jones
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โMississippi Missive, A Ballad about the Free State of Jonesโ is now available from Amazon, iTunes and many other digital download sites.ย Hereโs the lyrics and liner note text: Mississippi Missive, A Ballad About the Free ...
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20 Years in the Making
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Received the following letter from my old friend and comrade, Ed Voci: โโMississippi Missive, A Ballad About the Free State of Jonesโโย has occupied me off and on for 20 years. The song will be available very ...
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Forever champ
I was working at US Steel in Gary when the so-called authorities had the arrogance to think they could take away Muhammad Ali’s title. One of my co-workers, a young white fellow with long hair, said, ...
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