Imaginary integratipn

[Mark Kohut]

Yeahp, I like it.  Well observed and said. 
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On Mar 1, 2016, at 3:58 PM, ish mailian <ishmailian at gmail.com> wrote:

> Grover is an intellectual of sorts. The intellectuals must form an
> alliance with the poor and ordinary, with the working men and women,
> with castaways and renegades, and outlaws and the lot and this
> coalition will be difficult to forge and difficult to wield, but it
> must be done if the challenge to the establishment is to make even a
> dent, but Grover is an inept leader, one who, though smarter than the
> others, is not, as Tim says, smart enough to see the disadvantages of
> smarts, and, as is P's theme, of the application of smart systems,
> math etc. to social transformation, to matters of the heart.
> 
> On Mon, Feb 29, 2016 at 6:27 AM, Mark Kohut <mark.kohut at gmail.com> wrote:
>> The young ones imagine the secret integration, of course. Innocence seeing the natural moral order, the future as it should be.
>> The Americans working to register voters those years with adults who feared w knowledge it might cost them jobs, pain, poverty, and worse, were moved most by the feeling, " it was for their children", Their futures, and the future.
>> This story, written while those civil rights struggles had played out on TV and everywhere for years, published the year of The Civil Rights Act is
>> 
>> So hopeful for the TRP of after V. Discuss.
>> 
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