IT WAS A DARK AND RAINY NIGHT (coming), but now that I have your attention, here’s why I never throw any newspaper article away in my area of interests for research.
Re “Julian Bond” was a mentor of Jussie Smollet’s leftist mother, so too was another “mentor/fan” of another black leftist, Marian Wright Edelman, the founder and creator of the so-called “Children’s Defense Fund”.
In the January 27, 2019 issue of The Washington Post Magazine, in their interview “Just Asking” section, we find “Marian Wright Edelman” was “In my sophomore year (at Spelman College), HOWARD ZINN nominated me for a Merrill scholarship. That was such a gift. I went to study at the Sorbonne n Paris and then Geneva. It gave me the opportunity to see what it felt like to really be free.. [This was in the late 50’s, 1960 when anti-segregation protests began to break out in Mississippi, where she went to help out (leaving Yale Law School.
She said that she hated law school by asking “What did future interest and the law against perpetuities have to do with police dogs and all that stuff”?
It would be interesting to follow all these “mentors/sponsors” and blac radicals BECAUSE it was the same communist tactic to find and sponsor, directly or indirectly, young black intelligence activists under mainly Communist Party/sympathizer guidance.
This applied to Angela Davis (and her going to a supposedly Quaker school, possibly the notorious CPUSA front the “little Red schoolhouse in NY”, led by id. CPUSA “clergyman” William Howard Melish. There is more on this in Ron Radosh’s biography roughly entitled “Old Left, New Left”.
Davis’ mother was a member of the CPUSA as was her sister and possibly boyfriend.
Two of Dr. King’s “aides” were both CPUSA, one KGB )Stanley Levison, and the other very likely also KGB (Jack O’Dell”.
Einstein’s two key aides/personal secretaries were not only CPUSA but also German Communist Party/possibly Soviet CP and NKVD for the female secretary who worked for top Soviet NKVD operations boss in the US, Willie Munzenberg.
Former FBI director Louis Freeh said that his best law professor at Rutgers Law was Arthur Kinoy, who was also one of the CPUSA’s top lawyers, starting at least with the Rosenberg case appeals onward to the law firm of Kunstler, Kunstler, Kinoy, Stavis (id CP) and Peter Weiss (probably a covert, but non-carded CP member and husband of the notorious Hanoi asset, Cora Weiss).
We need to see who the other “mentors” of leading black radicals were, including Barack Obama’s red “mentors/friends, etc). Frank Marshall Davis - CPUSA, KGB guided), David Simon Canter (CPUSA, Soviet propaganda seller in the US with another CPUSA “veterans” leader, Leroy Wolins; and Don Rose, an avowed Marxist radical (though no CP affiliation has been found in the public records for him.
Canter’s son Marc said “Obama knew his father”. Canter was the political kingmaker in Chicago politics in the 70’s and 80s, and also a “friend, mentor of sorts” to David Axelrod, Obama’s key political advisor. Axelrod left out any mention of Canter in his autobiography, maybe “My Story” (it too is buried among about 50 other books I’m using to write a chapter for another book I’m involved with).
Communists are like child predators. They scout out their potential prey, track the, learn their habits and educational potential, and somehow worm their way into their lives and educational paths, and make “things” happen for them, like scholars to schools where the red teachers will take over.
I think this is more than just a theory. Too many coincidences (Smollet being the latest) to be pure coincidence, and the Communists make “coincidence” an operational tactic.
She said that she hated law school by asking “What did future interest and the law against perpetuities have to do with police dogs and all that stuff”?
She was the first black woman to vote in a Dallas general election and served on the Dallas City Council.
In 1955, she organized a protest of the State Fair of Texas against its policy of admitting blacks only on “Negro Achievement Day.”
Craft did a lot of amazing things.
Great work, as usual, Max. Thanks!