I was amused by Walter Williams’ recent column where he criticized Hillary Clinton for “mimicking black voice” when she included the line, “I don’t feel noways tired,” in a speech she gave to the First Baptist Church of Selma, Ala.

I realize Mr. Williams has spent his whole life running away from his African-American heritage as part of his lifelong quest to curry favor with his conservative masters, but I am nonetheless a bit surprised he didn’t realize that Sen. Clinton was quoting directly from the Rev. James Cleveland’s song of the same name.

I believe the title of Williams’ column “Insulting blacks,” was particularly apt in this case, except that it was Walter Williams, not Sen. Clinton, who was doing the insulting.

Bob Jensen

Peachtree City, Ga.