Good Faith Quotes
This statement in the President’s Second Inaugural. Infuriated the politicians of the Southern States. Remember, at the time there was brutal discrimination throughout most of the South, and more important to the South than the fact if the discrimination was their perverse view that this was a right, proper and necessary state of affairs for the welfare of the people and was required by Christianity’s mandates as they read the Scripture. For the President to state so publicly that discrimination was contrary to the law, justice, good faith, citizenship and fairness was a major shock. Since the early days of reconstruction after the Civil war in the Grant Administration, no president had spoken so publicly and openly against the Southern status quo.
This was an oglique criticism of President Elect Donald Trump who, when the Obama Adninistration abstained, rather than veto, a UN Security Council Resoltion condeming the illegal settlements the Israeli government would not stop creatin g and enlarging on land that was suppsoed to be negotiated with the Palestinians, went on a tirade condemning the Obama Administration and articularing all the reasons that the Israelis beleived that building the settlments waa proper and within their rights, He was one iof the best advocates for the Israeli position. xxxxx
The memo was in reaction to the efforts of Phoebe W. Couzins to enter the law school of the university. Two years later, Washington University of St. Louis became the first university in America to adopt a policy allowing female students.
