So Loury is now on his own (or rather, at the head of a small movement of like-minded people, centered on his new Institute on Race and Social Division): rejected by the black political elite, which still wants to blame everything on white racism, and equally rejected by a conservatism that wants to do precisely nothing about continuing racial inequality.
Loury is rejected by both the black political elite and the conservatives.
Loury has support from the black political elite and conservatives.
The students are ready to learn.
A single clown.
A team eats tacos at a restaurant.
There is no fun in watching.
A boy moves slowly around the streets.
Prudie is determined to not talk to you again because of your useless advice.