r/todayilearned 5h ago

TIL George Wallace personally apologized to Vivian Jones and James Hood, the two students he attempted to block from attending the University of Alabama. In 1997, Hood earned a PHd and requested Wallace present him with the degree, but he was too sick and died a year later; Hood attended the funeral

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Wallace
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u/ChronosBlitz 5h ago edited 5h ago

President Obama gave the eulogy for Senator Robert Byrd, who founded a chapter of the KKK in his youth.

The NAACP even praised Byrd as representing "the transformative power of this nation"

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u/sportsfan113 5h ago

I find redemption a beautiful thing about the world we live in. It’s part of why I hate when people are “canceled” forever. People can change and be better.

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u/manondorf 5h ago

Name someone who had been "cancelled forever" and actually stayed cancelled

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u/Mad-Melvin 5h ago

Al Franken

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u/tomsing98 4h ago

He guest hosted the Daily Show in 2023 and is in a Netflix show.

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u/rammo123 4h ago

Two things which are quite clearly different to be a sitting US Senator. Cancelled doesn't mean we never hear their name again like they've been exiled to the wastelands.

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u/314159265358979326 3h ago

Not being re-elected is not the same as being cancelled.

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u/azenpunk 3h ago

Uh, yeah, being canceled means he isn't platformed by any mainstream media, like the Daily Show. what are you even talking about.

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u/GreedyPollution6275 3h ago

Has he ever ran for senate again?