From the Quotation of the day mailing list, 2015-04-04:
"Perhaps more than any other people, Americans have been locked in a deadly struggle with time, with history. We've fled the past and trained ourselves to suppress, if not forget, troublesome details of the national memory, and a great part of our optimism, like our progress, has been bought at the cost of ignoring the processes through which we've arrived at any given moment in our national existence." -- Ralph Ellison, 1964
(submitted to the mailing lisy by Mike Krawchuk)
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