Remembering Dr King’s Dream and Call for Justice
Jesse Jackson’s syndicated column urges renewal of Dr Martin Luther King Jr’s message across a new South of growth and equality. It recalls Montgomery Birmingham and Memphis struggles, the Poor People Campaign, and the need to act on justice beyond mere words.
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Cosby death prompts reflection on rising U S violence
Editor Cal Thomas notes Bill Cosby’s son Ennis was killed while changing a tire near Los Angeles, tying this tragedy to broad fears of random violence. He critiques crime statistics and politics, citing Ennis Cosby and other high profile cases to argue violence is a moral issue.
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Clinton Inauguration Hope Essay Teases Political Comeback
William J Canton weighs Bill Clinton's second term with Clio the muse of history. He notes past chaos and reforms, praise for foreign interventions, and the 1994 Republican wave. The piece argues Clinton must sell hope, address welfare impact, and lift children through reading and tutoring programs to renew voter confidence.
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