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Because it's better to light a candle than curse the darkness

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Poverty & Policy | Because it's better to light a candle than curse the darkness Poverty & Policy Because it's better to light a candle than curse the darkness Home About   What I’m Pondering This Father’s Day: Memoirs by Some Notable Black Authors June 17, 2017 Last year long about this time, I read a tribute by Walter Moseley to his father Leroy. His dad, Walter says, taught him “to bob and weave in life and art,” which, if understand it, means to agilely protect himself. The lessons were Leroy’s own stories about growing up poor and oppressed in harshly racist Louisiana, learning to do various sorts of paying work and to protect himself after he fled to New York City — this after his mother died, his father left and the relatives he resorted to wouldn’t care for him. Leroy wanted to write pulp fiction, but realized that it was impossible for an impoverished man in the Deep South to become any sort of writer then. “Hardly easier now,” Walter interjects. Ler...

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