
New York PostSig. 3OpinionPoliticsCultureLaw
The forgotten civil-rights leader who knew that laws and lawsuits couldn’t heal America’s racial divide
An opinion essay profiles Howard Thurman, a civil-rights-era theologian, arguing that legislation and lawsuits cannot heal America's racial divisions. It contends that faith, contemplation, love, and nonviolent personal transformation are the true path to overcoming fear and oppression.


