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Oh Dan, what an excellent post. It is so true that some of his own have corrupted what he stood for for their own agendas. He was definitely an amazing man backed up by an equally amazing woman. He was intelligent, at times brilliant, and always a gentleman. A man of God who could say more in a whispered well crafted sentence than almost anyone. This man is truly a role model for everyone.

Kind of interesting how things turn out. I remember growing up and we would go play at the black kids' houses and they would come to ours to play. Nobody actually thought about "color", hell we all loved Willie Mays, Hank Aaron and Mickey Mantle, and things of that nature were our major concerns.

Then....busing.
In that short span of time, white became "whitey" to many blacks, and many blacks were called niggers by some whites and special favor was actually given the blacks in my high school...they were not required to shave...but we were. Not a big deal in the whole of things, but when you use 16 year olds to cause division by granting special status to some...it ws bound to have consequences.
The year after I graduated from high school, there was actually a race riot at the school, where one year before...everyone got along.
Government solutions....and the results are ongoing.

Hear Hear. Very well said Dan. Couldnt agree more!

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