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I'm in the middle of reading 'Swing Your Sword'.
A couple of times in the book Mike talks about things that are very poignant about race and culture and understanding not just differences but human relations. One is a thought on segregation/integration in the early 70s, and the other is about his time in Valdosta, GA and the elementary school his daughter was attending. When you read it, you'll realize that Leach is not racist at all. Some of you may have already read the book and brought this up. If so, my apologies.
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