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Friday
Jan202006

Wynton Marsalis' speech at Tulane

Mayor Ray Nagin's ill-considered remarks have gotten a lot of press.  Less noticed, but far more stirring and thoughtful, were the words of Wynton Marsalis.  It's not surprising that we find more inspiration from our musicians than from our politicians. 

Reader Comments (2)

I'm glad you put a link to this up. As a Tulane Alumnus, resident and lover of the city, it's pained me immensely to see from afar the pig-headedness and buck-passing taking center stage rather than concrete efforts to make things better. Wynton's speech couldn't be more timely and more moving. I've linked to it, and will pass the link on to as many people as possible.

Thanks.
January 20 | Unregistered CommenterSeth
Ernie,

A gem and a wonderful way to close out the week.

Thanks,Rob
January 20 | Unregistered CommenterRob Hyndman

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