She was, in her own right, before she married my father, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and after his death, a powerful force for good and a purveyor of engaging peaceful means for creating a more just and humane world.â
âThis is not something that a lot of veterans would readily talk about,â Jason Hansman, senior program manager at the New York-based non-profit Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans for America, told the Post. âItâs a very good sign that the VA is paying out and not trying to avoid the issue in any way.
Reiman is one of a rarified group of psychologists and anthropologists, like those at the Center for Nonverbal Studies in Spokane, Wash., who carefully track political leaders, not so much for what they say, but for what their body language conveys about what they believe.