Wm. Turner on Jm. Garrison's Politics
From: jpshinley@my-deja.com
Date: Wed, 14 July 1999 08:21 AM EDT
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Ramparts January 1968 p. 45
"The Garrison Commission ..."
by William Turner
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Garrison's political philosophy defies definition. He subscribes
in part to Ayn Rand's individualist dogma, but is too much of a
traditional democrat to accept its inevitable elitism. He is
friendly with segregationists and archconservatives, but bristles at
the mention of the Ku Klux Klan. Negro leaders have no quarrel with
his conduct of office, and he has appointed Negroes as assistant DAs
[to juvenile court and after the Voting Rights Act of 1965 increased
minority registration].
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[end of excerpt]
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