http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A29311-2003Jun25.html?nav=hptop_ts
Lester G. Maddox, 87, a Georgia restaurateur who drove blacks from his business with ax handles and parlayed the resulting publicity into political power, becoming in 1967 the state's last openly segregationist governor, died today in an Atlanta hospice.
Okay, looks like they're all gone. Can we move past the omnipresent, preemptive stereotype of southerners as racist now?
Lester G. Maddox, 87, a Georgia restaurateur who drove blacks from his business with ax handles and parlayed the resulting publicity into political power, becoming in 1967 the state's last openly segregationist governor, died today in an Atlanta hospice.
Okay, looks like they're all gone. Can we move past the omnipresent, preemptive stereotype of southerners as racist now?