Of all the voices out there when civil rights and race issues were at the fore, Dick Gregory was too. He confronted when no one else dared. He said the words when no one else could. According to one Washington Post journalist, Gregory “broke the mold” by venturing into areas that often made folks wince,
Written March 8, 2016, but just couldn’t stay awake long enough to publish it until now. My apologies for the delay. In many ways, I’m sure, all of us measure our considerations of women based on theology (the Virgin Mary, Parvati, Shakti, Saraswati, Lakshmi, Kwan Yin…the list is endless, of course); but it starts with
