Tag Archives: Martin Luther King

Let’s Think!

Posted on June 14, 2015 by editor

It’s easier to feel than to think. And many who think they’re thinking are either parroting the thoughts of others or merely re-arranging their prejudices. Thinking is hard as it forces us to analyze facts before we finalize acts. Also, … Continue reading →

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Freedom Delayed

Posted on May 25, 2014 by editor

Whether physical or spiritual, freedom delayed is slavery. The adversary of freedom is not the one who opposes it outrightly, but the respectable sympathizer who lukewarmly embraces it. According to Martin Luther King, Jr., it’s the one “who paternalistically feels … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Martin Luther King

Let’s Think!

Freedom Delayed

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