sure men or gershwin? who is more important to american history? charmin or gershwin? of course they are both important. but we must not leave kircher and out of there. history is much more than just politics and the military. i'll say it again. history is much more than politics and the military. [applause] there are as many of you appreciate them though, may be far more than i do, certain features and civilizations which we know is their art and their architecture. so we must take art and architecture and music and poetry and drama and dance in science and ideas seriously as a subject for history. it's who we are as human beings. take away will account for it, take away mark twain, take a weaker showing, take away winslow homer. take away the poets of our time and times before walt whitman. it's as if you took away the mississippi river or the rocky mountains. we wouldn't feel the same way about who we are. and of course, some of our greatest statesmen of all have in their own way but masters of a literary forum. lincoln's second and now you're letraset they work of

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vendor would put up his radio, and it was singing ella fitzgerald singing cole porter or george gershwin, so you might have the pentagon, but you also have a look fitzgerald, so i will take a love fitzgerald over the pentagon in the day. if you could have the pentagon taking care of ella fitzgerald and making sure they have a chance of going up, which happens in the u.s. military, which is a steppingstone for many people of color, it is a strange country, so i felt this ambiguity about america, which is the same one i mentioned. i danced in the streets, and i can dance in the streets of santiago or north carolina, but there is always a sense of ambiguity. i think many americans feel as exiled and alienated from their own country as i do with the united states, so i am not alone when i am with a person like van jones, who was a friend of mine, who was working against police brutality. i meet all these people i put in my place, because i have a play, and we have done it all over the world, so when you have someone like van jones, he is american. it turns out this is a country in which amer

sure men or gershwin? who is more important to american history? charmin or gershwin? of course they are both important. but we must not leave kircher and out of there. history is much more than just politics and the military. i'll say it again. history is much more than politics and the military. [applause] there are as many of you appreciate them though, may be far more than i do, certain features and civilizations which we know is their art and their architecture. so we must take art and architecture and music and poetry and drama and dance in science and ideas seriously as a subject for history. it's who we are as human beings. take away will account for it, take away mark twain, take a weaker showing, take away winslow homer. take away the poets of our time and times before walt whitman. it's as if you took away the mississippi river or the rocky mountains. we wouldn't feel the same way about who we are. and of course, some of our greatest statesmen of all have in their own way but masters of a literary forum. lincoln's second and now you're letraset they work of