Without the white man, there would only be people. And, whereas black is not a color, white is all the colors at once. This is a mysterious physical fact to which the present author does not pretend to provide any adequate comments. The implications seem to be vast.
“Media and the Making of the Midwest” (1969), p 16
Year: 1969
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