J.R.

All of these disciplines, and many more, make epistemological assumptions.

In the end, we all take epistemological positions on things, even if we do not realize it

Supportive investigations including electroencephalograms (EEGs) and structural imaging may provide additional evidence for the diagnosis, but interpreting all these factors requires clinical skill and judgement. EEGs are often normal interictally in the adult patient with epilepsy and, conversely, on interictal traces around 20% of people have minor and irrelevant ab

“It is a dark day indeed when men cannot work to implement the ideal of brotherhood without being labeled communist.”

“There are three major social evils . . . the evil of war, the evil of economic injustice, and the evil of racial injustice.”

Martin’s detailed defense can be summarized in the poetic line “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.”

Wherever there was hard work, dirty work, dangerous work—in the mines, on the docks, in the blistering foundries—Negroes had done more than their share.

In the words of the poet, they had long asked: “Why must the blackness of nighttime collect in our mouth; why must we always taste grief in our blood?”

The Pupil Placement Law was almost as far-reaching in modifying and limiting the integration of schools as the original decision had been in attempting to eliminate segregation.

While Negroes were being appointed to some significant jobs, and social hospitality was being extended at the White House to Negro leaders, the dreams of the masses remained in tatters. The Negro felt that he recognized the same old bone that had been tossed to him in the past—only now it was being handed to him on a platter, with courtesy.