Randall Kennedy, author and Harvard Law Professor, discusses the cause of racial equality. He highlights Thaddeus Stevens, Dartmouth class of 1814, who contributed to this cause. (4/10/08) http://r...
Randall Kennedy, author and Harvard Law Professor, discusses the cause of racial equality. He highlights Thaddeus Stevens, Dartmouth class of 1814, who contributed to this cause. (4/10/08) http://rockefeller.dartmouth.edu/
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I have an idea for a talk... I call it "Good Black People". In it, I'm going to cherry pick in history those black people who meet my contemporary eye. This professor is full of himself and I cannot stand his voice.
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I hope, when the Stevens & Smith History center opens we'll both be in attendance.