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Petal Paper in Petal, Mississippi

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Petal Paper

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Petal, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1963

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SOUND COMMENTS THAT CRACK CLOSED MINDS editorial clip

The editorial from the Daily Journal of Tupelo praises Dr. James Silver for his forthright critique of Mississippi politics and societal conformity. It highlights his forty three page address to the Southern Historical Association on Mississippi's closed society and urges Mississippians to weigh his blunt observations.

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Henry James and the Jacobites review by Maxwell Geismar

A critical survey of Maxwell Geismar’s Henry James and the Jacobites argues that Geismar dethrones the revered James, portraying him as a brilliant yet limited figure trapped in romantic fantasies. The review traces Freudian angles and dissects James’s prose, suggesting the work debanks a celebrated author as petty and materialistic in his judgment.

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Henry James and the Maxwell Geismar Houghton Mifflin Boston Henry James James James II Geismar Mount Olympus De‘bank
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Dialogue on racism in U S Catholic church causes

In Ramparts interview Father August Thompson discusses racism's impact on religion in the United States. He cites Pacem in Terris, notes Pope Paul VI’s leadership, and argues that racism stems from unjust systems. He challenges claims of inherent Negro inferiority and urges moral reform in law enforcement and society.

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P. D Joseph Whitehill Ramparts August Thompson By John Howard Griffin
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