George Will on Jesse Jackson
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Hurrah for The Times! How can anyone say it is not open-minded, or at least open-columned? Take the Jan. 29 issue for example.
Roger Simon’s column “Jesse Jackson’s Dream for America” (View) was a beautiful peace of unvitriolicly laying out clearly and quite fully the racism in the U.S.
And Will’s column is the grossest, most fascistically crude and distorted display of race and justice hatred in the U.S.
JOHN SCHAFFER
Los Angeles
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