(Still not here.)
Certainly, this was destined to happen, but I certainly am pleasantly surprised to find out that
the House has formally apologised for slavery and Jim Crow. I thought we were at least a few decades away from that.
The nation is truly changing.
It's worth looking past the Kilpatrick corruption drama in this regard.*
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you seem to believe that kilpatrick is innocent (since the congressional apology makes it worth "looking past" the kilpatrick drama). why is that? i don't have an opinion either way. normally, i'm content to just let the courts decide what's what.
Actually, I think he's guilty as hell, but more importantly I'm rather saddened that an important piece of US legislative history is tied to this due to the fact that his mother is the one of the authors of the resolution.
well, as it turns out, he pled guilty and resigned today (sept 4).
...and scene!
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