I liked the state and its people, but I saw race as it was. It was ugly. I'll side with King on that one. But I don't like being managed. Listen to them.
Blacks are welcome to have a saint if they choose.
I don't want him used as a moral truncheon by people who want to shape me. Morality does not drive this undeclared campaign. The managers do not care much about blacks, and in fact don't like them. Some years back the Washingtonian , the faintly heterosexual city magazine of the federal termite-mound, surveyed the newsroom of the Washington Post to see how many among the contents sent their children to the black public schools. The first thing a racial moralist does on hearing that the wife has flunked her pregnancy test is to call the Realtor.