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Change (There are plenty of heroes in this story)

Andy Thomas sent in this truly amazing and inspiring painting: “… An African-American runs for President, not as a “Civil Rights” candidate but as an American… But, before that could happen, John Jay fought against slavery, Harriet Tubman led the helpless to freedom, Frederick Douglas influenced Abe Lincoln…” Jump inside for the rest.

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Full text from Andy Thomas

Amazing. An African-American runs for President, not as a “Civil Rights” candidate but as an American, gets elected and his skin color seemed not to matter to the voters. Only in America. But, before that could happen, John Jay fought against slavery, Harriet Tubman led the helpless to freedom, Frederick Douglas influenced Abe Lincoln, FDR stood up for the forgotten, Martin Luther King, Jr. inspired us, JFK and LBJ took action, Thurgood Marshall argued his case, Rosa Parks stayed in her seat and Medgar Evers and little girls in Birmingham died. Andrew Young, Edward Brooke, Douglas Wilder and Barbara Jordan joined the process, Jesse Jackson orated, my friend Dino stood his ground and many, many others did their best.

There are plenty of heroes in this story.

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One Response to “Change (There are plenty of heroes in this story)”

  1. john wunder business Says:

    Excellent paintings! This is the kind of details that should be distributed around the web. Humiliation online because of not placement this specific release increased! Occur more than along with seek advice from my site. Thanks =)

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