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Column: A smile to mask the pain: Remembering Max Cleland
Harris Blackwood
Harris Blackwood
The first time I saw Max Cleland, I was a kid of about 10 or 11. He was a young state senator from Lithonia. I had seen a few men who had lost an arm or maybe a finger, but I tried not to stare at this man who had lost one of his arms and both of his legs in a grenade explosion in Vietnam.