William Sloane Coffin, Jr. died Wednesday, April 12th. Sloane was a former chaplain at Yale who practiced what he preached in the 60s, and marched and protested against the quagmire called “The Vietnam War.”
I remember him vaguely, growing up in the late 60s, early 70s. He proved to the right that protesting the policies of our beloved country was the patriotic thing to do, not to just sit back and blindly follow. He was not afraid of their wrath … he was a true hero.
LGM Film Club, Part 570: Manzanar
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Manzanar is a 1971 Robert Nakamura film about the concentration camp by
that name where Americans threw the Japanese based on their race during
World War...
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