Want to see progressive racism and feminism crushed in 5 minutes by a black man no less?

Thomas Sowell's reminiscences about growing up in Harlem of the 1930s, '40s, and early '50s (after the glory days of the "Renaissance" but before the normalization of illegitimate births and single-parent families) are fascinating to read.

His knack for explaining abstract realities of economics -- in ways that even a liberal can understand -- is one of the great gifts of our time.

I felt bad for Mozart, every time she made a point he smacked her down. I wish we'd get a bit more of this rather than the MSNBC and Fox circle jerks that we get on news today.

Swollen's from my hometown. Kewl!