Atlanta attorney Michael Kenny. Courtesy photo Nation Should Heed Hand's Words on 'I Am an American Day'
Judge Learned Hand perceptively recognized that we chase "false hopes" if we merely seek our liberty in constitutions, laws and courts.
May 20, 2022 at 12:01 AM
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Bitterly divisive politics. Disgusting racial violence and killings. Imagine if all Americans took a timeout to read a short speech Judge Learned Hand gave on "I Am an American Day" 78 years ago today (May 20, 1944).
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