We retreat into the comfortable enclaves of ethnic isolation.
Segregation is no longer the law, but too often separation is still the rule.
And we cannot forget one stubborn fact that has not been said as clearly as it should. Not 40 years ago, not today. We have to act. All of us have to act. The nine black students who first enrolled at Central joined Clinton on the podium for his speech to the crowd, which included parents of the Little Rock Nine.