Sunday, June 28, 2009
'He was a black Dorian Gray'
Wesley Morris pens a hard-to-beat piece on what Michael Jackson meant to blacks. He glosses over the child-molestation charges. Eugene Robinson doesn't. But Wesley makes clear the logic of why so much else was seemingly overlooked. It's a great piece. It also shows why insensitivity toward Jackson's death touches a nerve that shouldn't be trifled with. ...
Wesley Morris pens a hard-to-beat piece on what Michael Jackson meant to blacks. He glosses over the child-molestation charges. Eugene Robinson doesn't. But Wesley makes clear the logic of why so much else was seemingly overlooked. It's a great piece. It also shows why insensitivity toward Jackson's death touches a nerve that shouldn't be trifled with. ...
