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Morris, Edward K.

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Nov 13, 2024, 11:31:21 PM11/13/24
to HoBA, cheiro...@googlegroups.com, Bonnie Witmyer, Byrne Joe (byrne@dal.ca), Oden, Sherri (oden@oakland.edu), Fred Orelove, Irene Carney, Taylor Anne (at@taylordesignphoto.com), Eric Taylor, Martin Yapp
Politics aside, practice matters. Cicero: “Those who know only their own generation remain children forever.” George Santayana (1905): “Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it” (p. 284). A variation of Mark Twain’s (1869) reasons for travel: “History [a form of travel] is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it surely on this account” (p. 427).

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Santayana, G. (1905). Reason in common sense. In G. Santayana (2005-2006), The life of    reason: The phases of human progress (Vol. 1). C. Scribner’s Sons.
Twain, M. (1869). Innocents abroad. American Publishing.
The Eisenhower program was hailed as a fix for the 1950s border crisis, but numbers may have been manipulated by immigration services.
Kelly Lytle Hernandez: "We're being sold a story that mass arrests are what's going to resolve our immigration issues, when in fact it's comprehensive immigration reforms" (Newsweek; see above). In our generation, the future will likely be worse. 



 

 

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