And how easy it is to recognize the revenant shapes that the old unchanging enemies—racism, leader worship, superstition — Christopher Hitchens, Arguably: Selected Essays
And how easy it is to recognize the revenant shapes that the old unchanging enemies—racism, leader worship, superstition — Christopher Hitchens, Arguably: Selected Essays
And how easy it is to recognize the revenant shapes that the old unchanging enemies—racism, leader worship, superstition — Christopher Hitchens, Arguably: Selected Essays
And how easy it is to recognize the revenant shapes that the old unchanging enemies—racism, leader worship, superstition — Christopher Hitchens, Arguably: Selected Essays
And how easy it is to recognize the revenant shapes that the old unchanging enemies—racism, leader worship, superstition — Christopher Hitchens, Arguably: Selected Essays
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And how easy it is to recognize the revenant shapes that the old unchanging enemies—racism, leader worship, superstition—assume when they reappear amongst us (often bodyguarded by their new apologists).

— Christopher Hitchens, Arguably: Selected Essays
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