they should have empathy for the other westmore. they should realize the other westmore made some bad choices too. it stands in the middle of our black lives matter moment where we can think deep thoughts about injustice in american life and it is a book about injustice but it is not entirely about injustice because the other westmore is a bad dude, crack dealer who participated in a gang murder and went to jail. that is what happens. that is what happens some of the time. there is just mercy. this poor fellow is living in rural alabama. there is a murder committed 11 miles away. two killers were also blocked. cook up a story to make this guy not very energetic, by the story, convicted and sent to jail on death row until brian stephenson, the author of the book takes up the case and after years of effort exonerates and shames the prosecutor, police, this is written 20 years after the guy is sprung from jail, dying of dementia, has not had a life after jail, story would be a real page turner, well worth telling about how injustices o

the other westmore is about eighth grade level. so when we say the books chosen for common reading are easy books, it's not just opinion. there is pretty hard data to back that up. so we have our mics on now and were ready to go. it's time to ask questions. i'm going to start with one to break the ice on this. your comments about these books just that you're unhappy with the choices that your colleagues are making in departments and elsewhere in the university, that could say that you are in favor of censorship. what about that. we need a common body of works that everyone reads this is what i think brings coherence to a culture. it also allows us to let them work themselves out over time. we shouldn't trust our judgments about contemporary works. very often we are wrong. but years later he looks awfully dated. just in that short. of time. we talk about censorship. there is a limited amount of time in the day in the school day on any syllabus. you have to make choices. are you going to make the good choices or the bad choices? the

they should have empathy for the other westmore and realized there were choices too. it stands in the little of the black lives matter movement, where we can think about injustice in american life. it is not entirely involving justice as the other was more is a really bad dudes, a crack dealer who participated in a gang murder, that is what happened. that is what happened some of the times. there is just mercy which is about a guy who ends up in jail without having done anything wrong. this poor fellow is living in rural alabama with a murder committed 11 miles away, two killers who were also black. cook up a story to make this guy the fall guy, not very energetic police, by the story, convict him, send him to jail, on death row, the author of the book takes up the case and after years of effort exonerate him in shames the prosecutor, the police. this is written some 20 years after he has sprung from jail. in the meantime diet of dementia. has not had a nice life even after jail. the story would be a real page turner in its own right, about how injustices happen in ou

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