The Black Armband And Free Speech
<p>Reverend Doctor Henry G. Bart, dean emeritus of the Kansas School of Religion, decried the Moratorium to a sympathetic crowd of locals and military personnel gathered in a city park. “They are attacking servicemen and ridiculing what has been accomplished by soldiers from this city and those across the country.” His face became flush with anger as he paused to drive home his point and absorb approving applause.</p>
<p>“Today’s radical demonstration of pacifists and rebels will be an attack on us,” Bart continued. “It will be an attack on what we stand for, what we have always stood for and America itself. I can tolerate appropriate policy disagreements, but there should be a line drawn between dissent and treason.”</p>
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