Got it. This not unsurprising fact actually echoes what happened in the origins of the civil rights movement. It wasn't the traditional Left but religions and some labor figures that mobilized the numbers that morally confronted and defeated segregation.
However, my point was that no movement seems to have come out of last spring's mobilizations. I say "seems" because the mobilizations amounted to very little in Cincinnati. From my perspective on it, this reflected the dominance of religious leaders eager to make a moral point but not to mobilize and empower the wider community. I've honestly not heard about it, if the mobilizations last spring sparked something elsewhere comparable to say the sit-ins that spread like wildfires across the South in the 1950s. Solidarity! Mark L.
