Stuck in the '60s, John Lewis is not a voice of anything positive today
Why can't civil rights leaders accept that they won the battle, and that modern-day America is not the racist society they fought to vanquish?
By Herman Cain —— Bio and Archives--December 11, 2017
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John Lewis.
He is just the latest example of people and organizations looking for relevance in all the wrong places. Not attending the opening of a civil rights museum in Mississippi because President Trump attends is not a civil rights statement. It is a dated divisive statement for the few people who continue to think his actions and protests are relevant.
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