During one of the documentarys opening scenes longtime patron Gilbert Johnson says Ive never been to a Jewish business that we were refused to come in for services, or food, or clothing but in other [businesses], if it was non-Jewish, sometimes we had to stand around and wait and then we were told we wouldnt be served they didnt serve colored here, and we would have to leave. Another lifelong customer, Willie Thompson, remarks Im 64 years old and it [Millers Variety Store] was here when I was a little boy
Two weeks later, he was drafted into the Army
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I actually did get a fair amount of feedback, because what you quoted is a variation of what I published earlier in Commentary Magazine
He discusses the shifting sands of late night TV, the possibility of socialism in the US (The only thing standing between American socialism is an inability to meaningfully reform capitalism and if we cant do that, then the people take to the streets) and being taken out of context by the masses (The internet has democratised outrage)