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Sometimes, the legacy of great men is that the world doesn’t realize how great they were until they are gone.
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Sometimes, the legacy of great men is that the world doesn’t realize how great they were until they are gone.
Walter Williams became one of the nation's most articulate advocates of American-style liberty and American-style capitalism.
Nash: The world loses an iconic thinker Timothy G. Nash FacebookTwitterEmail Timothy G. Nash On the morning of Dec. 2, 2020, the world lost an icon with the passing of Dr. Walter E. Williams at age 84. Dr. Williams, born in Philadelphia in 1936, was fond of mentioning in speeches that his younger cousin growing up was none other than Julius “Dr. J” Erving, the legendary hall of fame basketball player. Though Williams reveled in the boast that he schooled Erving on the court, he always smiled and mentioned he was more than a decade older than the young superstar — to-be. Walter became a ...