Someone to Sit in the Foxhole: A Grandfather’s Speech That Changed Everything

who want to chew me up for sport.”

Mr. Larkin whispered, “Thank you.”

The principal shot him a look.

I continued, voice steady now. “If people want to argue, they’ll argue. If people want to misunderstand, they’ll misunderstand. But I will not let a comment section decide whether what I said mattered.”

The counselor’s pen stopped moving.

The principal exhaled.continue reading …