Magnificent Moments

 

 

 

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Because I think when Hegel called history a slaughterhouse and when Gibbon called it a story of human crimes and follies, they were not completely off. Most of human history is a history of hatred and greed, and domination and subjugation, and we have these magnificent moments of interruption and disruption, of a smile, of a touch, of a laugh. Personally, of love and relationships. And then democratic possibilities, in which you broaden the scope of who actually ought to … be able to play a role in shaping the destiny in the public sphere of any social regime.” ~ Cornel West ~ (Quote via www.azspot.net) ~