CLICK TO READ: When Courage Fails Us by Charles Sullivan, Information Clearing House:
SULLIVAN: "The death of civil rights activist Rosa Parks has caused me to think about courage and the apparent paucity of it today among so many.
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Had enough of us freed ourselves from our fears and allowed courage to bubble to the surface, more than a hundred thousand Iraqi people; more than two thousand American soldiers would be alive today. Their dreams and hopes would be alive too. A heavily medicated George Bush and his cronies in the evil empire would be serving the remainder of their miserable lives in prison. The world would be a better, safer, and more beautiful place. "
THE UNKNOWN CANDIDATE: Another insightful piece on the quiet courage of Rosa Parks and the screaming absense of that kind of courage today--Cindy Sheehan excepted.
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