This is the grave of Daniel Patrick Moynihan. A man who suffered from a perspective on African-American life I think can only be ascribed to a white family pathology developed.
This is the grave of Warren Burger. Born in 1907 in Saint Paul, Minnesota to a working class family, Burger's father was a salesman and railroad cargo inspector. He had.
This grassy spot next to the Lathrop grave is the unmarked grave of Malik Sealy. Born in 1970 in the Bronx and named after Malcolm X because his father had.
This is the grave of Marcel Proust. Born in 1871 to a wealthy family, Proust was asthmatic and sickly. He grew up and became known as a difficult snob and.
This is the grave of Eugene Debs. Simply one of the greatest Americans to ever live, Debs was born in 1855 in Terre Haute, Indiana to French immigrants. Although his.
This is the grave of Jim Morrison. There's no point in going over the details of Morrison's life. He was terrible, The Doors were a terrible band, Oliver Stone made.
This is the grave of Duke Ellington. Born in 1899 to a pair of pianists in Washington, Edward Kennedy Ellington followed his parents.
This is the grave of Peter Abelard and Héloïse d'Argenteuil. The story of Peter Abelard and Heloise is well-known and I'm not going to go into tons of detail about.
