Truth trumps

Written by Al Barger
Published May 18, 2003

Truth is real, and it eventually wins. Just sometimes it takes awhile. On this day in history, May 18, 1967, Tennessee Governor Ellington repealed the "Monkey Law" arbitrarily forbidding the teaching of evolution that had been upheld in the infamous 1925 Scopes Monkey Trial.

Unreformed hawkish Hoosier hillbilly and sometimes candidate Al Barger runs the still squeezin' down the psychodelic Kentucky moonshine at MoreThings.com, what with the paranoid religious visions and the Pentacostal music and visions of God and anarchy running amok and such. Somebody oughta call the cops to report his out of control freedom of conscience. Till they come to take him away somewhere where he can't hurt anyone else, you can check out his weekly column of NEW ALBUM RELEASES.
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Truth trumps
Published: May 18, 2003
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#1 — May 18, 2003 @ 18:04PM — Temple Stark [URL]

The personalities were amazing in the original Scopes trial. It is a case often misunderastood. Not on its base ignorance, obviously, but on legal grounds.

Good to acknowledge the dates when ignorant laws are struck down.

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