A cure for racism in America: seeing people as individuals
Dr. Rev. Lloyd Marcus, Sr., common ground and friendship
By Lloyd Marcus —— Bio and Archives--July 6, 2009
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Some people are screwed up. Broken. They choose to hate and nothing will change their minds. I believe most people are basically good. Given an opportunity, they work things out. Here is an example.
In 1956, my dad, Dr. Rev. Lloyd Marcus, Sr., was one of the first blacks to break the color barrier into the Baltimore City Fire Department at Engine 6. Unlike the white firefighters, Dad did not have free reign of the fire house.
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