Dead men make convenient heroes because they cannot rise to challenge the images we would fashion from their lives. And — Rev. Dr. William Barber I
Dead men make convenient heroes because they cannot rise to challenge the images we would fashion from their lives. And — Rev. Dr. William Barber I
Dead men make convenient heroes because they cannot rise to challenge the images we would fashion from their lives. And — Rev. Dr. William Barber I
Dead men make convenient heroes because they cannot rise to challenge the images we would fashion from their lives. And — Rev. Dr. William Barber I
Dead men make convenient heroes because they cannot rise to challenge the images we would fashion from their lives. And — Rev. Dr. William Barber I
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Dead men make convenient heroes because they cannot rise to challenge the images we would fashion from their lives. And besides it’s easier to build a monument than to build a better world.

— Rev. Dr. William Barber I
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