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If we're going to talk about black history to the exclusion of all else in February, let's talk about black people who are worth emulating.
I give you George Washington Carver, fellow transient resident of Ames, Iowa.
I first learned of him in 4th grade when I lived in the 'burbs of Chicago.
The focus was all the stuff you could do with peanuts that Carver had developed.
Somehow appropriate, given that a peanut farmer was president at the time.
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