But I come away thinking Lemann let his narrative sidetrack him from the issue he cares about  The huge question of whether our current meritocratic system is just or unjust, and what we can do about it?
Lemann's was distracted from his main purpose of questioning the morals of the current meritocratic system.
Lemann's narrative mainly focuses on whether the meritocratic system is just or unjust.
The men and women are at a Michigan wine and food tasting event.
There is a marvelous view of the Mount of Olives and the Garden of Gethsemane from the eastern side of the Temple Mount.
Put an arm around you and hug you.
The deviations need to he renewed annually.
A man is outside holding a rope.
SOmeone hit something.