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Hi, this is Christina Hoff-Summers.

I'm a former philosophy professor and now a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.

I recently wrote an article for persuasion called Lessons of a Black Pioneer.

The article is about the day Shirley Chism visited George Wallace in the hospital.

Now Shirley Chism was a political progressive. She was the first black woman to serve in the

U.S US Congress.

George Wallace was the governor of Alabama

and a notorious segregationists.

Now at the time she visited him in the hospital, they were rivals in the 1972 presidential primary.

And Wallace had just been shot five times at point blank range by an assassin and he would remain paralyzed and pain-ridden for the

rest of his life. Wallace was stunned by her visit and he said, Shirley Chisholm, what are you doing here?

He knew that he was her nemesis and that her supporters

would be anger by the fact that she visited him, but her answer brought him to tears.

And she just looked at him and said, I don't want what happened to you to happen to anyone.

Well, they chatted, they prayed together, and when she left, George Wallace did not want to let go of her hand.

George Wallace's daughter, Peggy Wallace Kennedy,

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