In the spirit of full disclosure I want to say that I was baptized a Catholic, attended weekly Catechism classes and went to church every (well, almost every) Sunday. I well remember the teachings of the church regarding violations of the Ten Commandments and other sins that could only be wiped away by the sacrament of Communion. Additionally, we were …
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WEIR ONLY HUMAN: The Nature of Prejudice By BOB WEIR
Eleven year-old Carol Denise McNair laughed playfully with her 3 older friends, fourteen year-olds Cynthia Wesley, Addie Mae Collins and Carole Robertson, as they headed to church on Sunday. Wearing their prettiest dresses and shiniest shoes, they giggled and joked with each other the way most children their age will do. But they were not like most children. There was …
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