The Power of Breaking Bread: Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn Host Tucker Carlson and Andrew Breitbart for Dinner
“Good teaching requires audacity, but demands humility.”
-William Ayers, The Mystery of Teaching
The following is a reflection by educator and activist William Ayers, on his hosting of Tucker Carlson and five friends (including the late Andrew Breitbart) for dinner. Carlson bid for the dinner as a fundraiser in support of the Illinois Humanities Council.
Hosting your purported “diametric opposite” for a dinner demonstrates both audacity and humility. Ayers reflects on the internal and external challenges and questions he wrestled with in preparation for the event, and then
-William Ayers, The Mystery of Teaching
The following is a reflection by educator and activist William Ayers, on his hosting of Tucker Carlson and five friends (including the late Andrew Breitbart) for dinner. Carlson bid for the dinner as a fundraiser in support of the Illinois Humanities Council.
Hosting your purported “diametric opposite” for a dinner demonstrates both audacity and humility. Ayers reflects on the internal and external challenges and questions he wrestled with in preparation for the event, and then