The Play Is Ended in Birmingham's Racial Tension
The writer laments Southern attitudes and bloodshed after a Birmingham Sunday school scene. He links the blame to Alabama State House rhetoric and calls for a nobler South while reflecting on race, responsibility, and calls to reform. He also discusses John Howard Griffin and Pope John, sharing personal anecdotes and literary notes.
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Birmingham
State House
Montgomery
Alabama
South
John Howard Griffin
Shine Boy
Texas Observer
Austin
Texas
Pope John
Piedy
Mansfied
John
John Griffin
Pope John XXIII Remembered As Builder Of Bridges
The writer reflects on Pope John XXIII two months after his death, praising his humanity, humor, and for building bridges across cultures. He contrasts open Christian kindness with the System of Jim Crow, detailing the Negro experience in the Deep South and the stubborn hope for equality amid discrimination.
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Deep South
John XXIII
Cardinal Roncalli
Dr. Freud
John Griffin
Pope John
Joseph Roddy
Rome
Holy Father
Italy
London Telegraph
Douglas Brown
John
Morris L. West
LIFE
Mr. West
Vatican
St. Peter’s
Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli
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