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but that wasn’t the norm. My parents were front runners for their generation when it came to acceptance of those with a skin color that wasn’t white. We didn’t have African American kids bused to our school until I was in 3rd grade, and even then; they...
Ignorance is Bliss Flowers for Algernon Ignorance makes you unaware of anything but yourself and while you are unaware of all the problems you will not feel the stress. Which is ignorance is bliss. Before the operation Charlie was similar to a little child. He acted how kids acted when they...
The lobotomy boom seems a good fit for what the Kuhnians worried about. If there is going to be a public and democratic body of scientific knowledge (science definition 2 above) based on scientific methods and testability (definition 1 above), some community of scientists has to agree on ...
“My kids are good kids,” her gesture encompassing every kid in school. Perhaps she was afraid I’d pegged them as bad or difficult. After all, most suburban people, white and black, called me a saint for working at Trenton High. They readThe Trentonian, whose masthead was “Love us,...
Wouldn't let me shed a single tear for a stranger Not now, not ever in life You never 'posed to say never, but said it twice Am I 'posed to take my cake and feed my mama's face? If so, what do I take to make my daughters' plate? How I'm 'posed to ensure my kids' futu...
Imagine the sheer thoughtlessness of a parent, as his or her child enters first grade, giving the child following recipe for success: “cheat in exams, steal, and beat other kids up—wherever you can get away with it.” 74. It will not have escaped notice that the above argument is no...