If we can step back for a moment from all the fingernail-on-the-chalkboard political and culture battling and backbiting, I’d like to admire Jim Estrin’s photo on the front page of Tuesday’s print NYT. It shows a boy getting a last minute once-over from his father on a Fourth of July float in New Jersey. What the caption doesn’t say, but the image speaks to eloquently, three years into the term of America’s 44th president, is a reality that has comes to take hold…. Today, any black child (at least a male) might hope to become the President of the United States as unblinkingly as the next kid would dream of becoming a fireman.
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