Brown v Board of Ed and the current state of black education

[kellychaos]

I think that he was being clever in that not only was he letting his thoughts be known but he did in such a way that one couldn't say he was indicting any one ethnic group. One couldn't say that his comments were directed toward african-american youths but neither could one say they weren't. If anyone could be thought of as racist, it was the NAACP representative who immediately jumped to the conclusion that Bill was referring to african-american youths when nothing of the kind was actually said. Rather telling, don't you think?