It’s like a spoonful of sugar can definitely help the medicine go down as Mary Poppins would say.
One person at one moment in time can make a difference.
It’s also a great loss that Dick Gregory died–the great comedian/actor/civil rights activist.
I’ve checked out of the library his book Defining Moments in History: Reading Between the Lies.
Every word he writes is true. He was touted as “the greatest living legend” on the book flap. I was surprised that a woman I met didn’t know who he was.
You can check it out of the library if you can’t afford to buy it.
Some classic Dick Gregory quotes:
I never learned hate at home, or shame. I had to go to school for that.
I never believed in Santa Claus because I knew no white dude would come into my neighborhood after dark.
Hell hath no fury like a liberal scorned.
It cheers me that Gregory took aim at liberals.
Why not? I’m no fan of any political party in America.
You need to have a sense of humor.
Dick Gregory and his legacy inspire me to take action.
His quotes are numerous. His anecdotes are famous. You can Google him for more details.
On the cusp of turning 53, I find myself toggling between writing about clothes and current events.
As well, I find myself wanting to write about mid life passions as well as the MH thing.
I will continue to reference in the blog people who make a difference in the world.
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