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Belief as limitation, on campus and off
When I am not thinking about the next blog, I staff workshops that support people in discovering that all of their experience is narrowed by their beliefs. The simplest example of this phenomena is that a little while ago, we … Continue reading
Posted in education, Voting Rights Act
Tagged American exceptionalism, AP history, belief, Gratitude Training, political correctness, Selma
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Three speeches and a bump on the road to a more perfect union
In our journey toward a more perfect union, we have witnessed cycles of history since Abraham Lincoln delivered the greatest speech in American history 150 years ago. Two other speeches, 50 years ago this month, complete a cycle of that … Continue reading
Posted in Abraham Lincoln, U.S. Constitution, Voting Rights Act
Tagged 15th Amendment, Abraham Lincoln, Edmund Pettus Bridge, Lyndon Johnson, Martin Luther King, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Second Inaugural, Selma, Supreme Court, Texas HB 14, Veasey v. Perry, voter ID, voting rights, Voting Rights Act
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