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First, throw out the militants. Recall that it was Martin Luther King Jr., not Malcolm X, who best articulated the moral soundness of equal rights...
Americans, it is said, insist on reducing politics to show biz. And in the gulf, the theater of war was also, maybe mainly, a theater. As the New York Times's Malcolm Browne notes, "This war seemed to smell more of greasepaint than of death." In time, other odors may rise, as the nation weighs the war's cost in American dollars and Arab lives. But last week Schwarzkopf gave the U.S. a warrior to be proud of. Others might see glamour in the allied victory; he would carry the memory of the dead on his burly shoulders. His Great...
...good, and you sure as hell can do me harm." When an unidentified U.S. military commander in the Persian Gulf said this to New York Times reporter Malcolm W. Browne recently, he summed up the American military's anti-press attitude during the Gulf War. The incident was not an isolated...
...addition, Malcolm Browne's recent cover story in The New York Times Magazine complained about "those [in the military community] who regard us as enemies." And Browne implied that the press pool system, which "goads people into taking unnecessary--or necessary--risks," was responsible for the ordeal of the CBS crew which was captured and tortured by Iraqi soldiers...
...irony was that Malcolm never had a scratch while Dr. King experienced the contrary," said Haley...