Wednesday, May 22, 2002
Dogs That Do Not Bark
Sherlock Holmes solved a case because a dog did not bark. There is something equally remarkable about the Zita Wilensky case: no one is eager to say that Miami-Dade did the right thing.
Case in point: I have done a lot of interviews on this topic. And only once have I had an opponent. A Cuban-American joined me for a debate in Washington, D.C., last Monday night. He seemed to think we were discussing the topic of Spanish-language services. I described the Zita Wilensky case and asked him, point blank, if he thought Zita should have been fired. He said "no." Miami-Dade take note.
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