Princeton student protest: Woodrow Wilson

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(11-20-2015, 03:06 PM)StLucieBengal Wrote: Wilson scholarly writings were a central part of the film.   So despite not getting writers credit he contributed quite a bit of his own personal beliefs.    

Calling him a writer was not correct but his writings and works were a major part of the film .

Glad we could clarify that ....  

First: provide a link to your quote.  I found it easily enough, but its good form.

Second:  Yes, Griffith put some placards in the beginning of the film that were quotes from Wilson's book (published a decade before becoming President).

Third: Later ( a decade AFTER the film) Wilson even admitted the KKK was vile:

http://www.slideshare.net/timothyjgraham/lynching-31950429

But I've found that you think if you just make sweeping generalizations it seems less like you are lying...