The_Death_Of_The_Profane

The Death Of The Profane Too Hot To Handle “The Death Of The Profane” is an exert from The Alchemy of Race and Right, written by Patricia J. Williams. She is a professor of law at Columbia University. The argument is valid, however she makes quick judgments, and goes so in depth regarding the legalities of telling her story, her reason for telling the story is lost. The story begins in 1986, while shopping in Soho. She was denied admittance to a store and was told they were closed. Since it was 1:00p.m. this was untrue. She assumed the reason she was being turned away was because of her skin color. She is so enraged she wants to break through the window. Quickly she accused the white teen-aged clerk of being, “narrow-eyed”, as well as a, “sales child”. She hung story, telling, told, race, window, while, tale, store, right, reason, quick, however, go, enraged, closed, being, argument, editorial, written, worth, williams, white, way, valid, untrue, university, turned, trying, truly, troubles, time, through, tell, teen-aged