> > Probably no need to continue on the specific question > and/or degree of Howard's racism at this point. I > will rewrite the essay that is currently at the REHUPA > board to include some other historical examples of > resistance to racism in Texas during Howard's lifetime > though.
So you are saying that Howard should have been more "socially active?" An early Civil Rights Crusader, perhaps? Does this judgemental stance on the life and activities of someone who was largely isolated, home-bound, and dedicated to writing, not seem just a little bit absurd or even arrogant to you? Where, exactly, are you going with this? --Mike
