Two funerals took place in the last couple of days. One for a politician, and the other for a music legend. Both funerals were attended by a host of dignitaries from religious leaders and entertainers to former presidents and members of their administrations. But only one dignitary – a ubiquitous presence at many large, significant events – has been studiously hidden from view, as if his presence is an embarrassment to liberals who desire his support and his “black people cred,” but are too scared to publicly show it: Louis Farrakhan.