by Peter Sacks

So we think we’ve made progress? It’s the same segregated society as fifty years ago, only worse in the banality of its evil. In this age of Paris Hilton, the great economic divide is actually “good,” the unmitigated result of the free market working as it should, producing great wealth for the few with the extra minor annoyance of great poverty for the many and, yes, great mediocrity for everyone in between who live under the illusion of prosperity.

A truth so painful and seemingly hopeless that most choose to deny its existence

Many on the right think that the Civil Rights movement is done, no more need for change. Of course they don't have to fear "driving while black" or a police officer baton or gun.