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He did attribute it to MLK, but ultimately it's a biblical reference (Moses & crossing the Jordan River). Those are usually OK in a variety of contexts.
by paulbaumgart 17y ago
He did attribute it to MLK, but ultimately it's a biblical reference (Moses & crossing the Jordan River). Those are usually OK in a variety of contexts.
- microcentury 17y agoIt may originally come from the Bible, but that line is indelibly linked with MLK. I agree with rauljara - that headline is tone-deaf and tacky, though the article itself is well-written and informative.
- paulbaumgart 17y agoI don't actually disagree, but mostly in the sense that it distracts from the point he's actually making.