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...condemn the Boston School Committee for playing upon many white people's racist fears to divert attention from its own failure to educate Boston's schoolchildren. We believe that the problems of Boston's schools are not caused by students, white or black (as the School Committee would have us believe) but by the School Committee's refusal to provide adequate facilities, teachers, or materials...
Similarly, Hoffa sweepingly condemns government transgressions of civil liberties, but seems reluctant to assign blame. He opposes wiretapping, but is unwilling to condemn the Nixon administration directly for asserting its unlimited authority to wiretap without court order: "I'm opposed to all wiretapping, I'm opposed to room bugging, I'm opposed to any kind of spy system against people in this country...
...Vietnamese and world opinion, has erased the problems of racism, sexism, imperialism and poverty. The problems have only grown. We always knew that not one small clique, but a tremendously powerful and intricate network of favoritism and corruption, feeding upon the failure of the people's ideology to condemn all forms of human domination, lies at the heart of the problem; and that network is unshaken...
...would be easy simply to condemn Percy as a racist and oligarchist, the kind of person responsible for the things that have always been most objectionable about the South. But even if there is nothing even slightly redeeming in Percy's views on Southern society, it's hard to avoid being charmed by Lanterns on the Levee. Besides being beautifully written, and besides evoking sympathy for Percy as a man terrified of the modern world, Lanterns catches the things about the South that appeal to Southerners...
Tognoni called on physicians all over the world, and particularly those in Latin America, to condemn strongly any "assistance that prolongs a prisoner's life for further interrogation or that keeps him in good physical condition for when diplomatic missions come to inspect the prison camps...