Robert C. Koehler: The anti-racist revolution
The nation has less than two weeks left to live in its comfort zone of platitudes. This is by far the most ominous election buildup of my (fairly lengthy at this point) lifetime. What will happen on Nov. 3 and thereafter? Will all the votes be counted? Presuming Trump loses, will he leave office?
Are we approaching the end of our . . . uh, democracy?
A real democracy, of course, has always been a terrible inconvenience to those in power, which is why, in the nearly 250 years of the nation’s existence, voting — as well as acknowledgment of certain people’s
