That's key to understanding who Khallid Muhammad is, and why the violence that ended the 1998 march must have pleased him far more than this year's peaceful denouement. Racial conflict validates his agenda, giving it a sacramental quality. That's my religion. I met at the march, got the message loud and clear. It can't happen.
Someone needs to say that kind of thing.
This is where they need to start, right here. I was thinking about that as I walked down 125 th Street after the march. I came across a little boy, along with his family, dressed entirely in military fatigues. Yes, Mr. McMillan, right here. Mr. Rapp is associate editor at National Review .