I always made clear to students that the famous “I have a dream” line doesn’t show up until the fourth page of the text. Everything before it was a recitation of government bad faith. Then, in true prophetic form, it turns from the extant reality to an imagining of when the injustice had been resolved.
“A Check Returned for Insufficient Funds”.
I always made clear to students that the famous “I have a dream” line doesn’t show up until the fourth page of the text. Everything before it was a recitation of government bad faith. Then, in true prophetic form, it turns from the extant reality to an imagining of when the injustice had been resolved.
Not a title but “the tranquillizing drug of gradualness” !!!!!
The riches of freedom and the security of justice. That’s a line that’ll stick with me for a while-“gripping my heart and hounding my soul.”