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   From: rkoch@banmlkday.com   
      
   By John Green   
      
   Thomas Jefferson recognized in the Declaration of Independence   
   there would be a time in America when all men would be treated   
   as equals. This was the dream of another great man.   
      
   Regardless of your opinion of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King,   
   he was a great man with a great dream, and a great conviction.   
   His conviction was so great that he was willing to lay down his   
   life for it, showing true love.   
      
   As I think of this man, I think of my own life. I teach in a   
   school where there are many different races, but there is only a   
   small amount of racism demonstrated by a few students. I see   
   white, black, Hispanic and Middle Eastern students working side   
   by side. These friends define their opinions of each other by   
   what they are as human beings, not by differences in their gene   
   sequencing or skin color.   
      
   Pause for vomiting.   
      
   John Green is a teacher at Timber Creek High School in   
   Gloucester Township's Erial section. He resides in Glassboro.   
      
   Comments:   
      
   Thomas Dixon 1 hour ago   
   Great man?  Well if you like communists who plagiarize papers   
   and who cheat on their wives with white prostitutes and then   
   beat them.  Yeah if that's your definition of a "great man" then   
   Martin King is your savior.   
      
   http://www.nj.com/opinion/index.ssf/2016/01/dont_let_poorly_chos   
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