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Thanks for the illustrated commentary on an extraordinary week. I'm a native Californian of a certain age, who studied the antebellum South at Berkeley. As a professional, I spent some transformational years in Charleston. The significance of the convergence of this week's events cannot be overstated and frankly gives me chills. While much work remains, and frightening lash-backs can be expected, I'm hoping the spirit of compassion and reconciliation, so magnificently expressed by African-Americans standing on a street named Calhoun, will prevail among all our peoples and controversies. Yes, it will take time. Onward into the Eternal Now.
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Indeed it was an extraordinary week for our country. A time to take a break from our usual cynicism and savor the moment.
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Jon Stewart had no problem proving Antonin Scalia a dishonest hypocrite
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Article by Robin ReedJuly 2, 2015
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