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- Cataloguing the Oppression (Gay City News)
Louis-Georges Tin has produced a dictionary of homophobia in the tradition of Enlightenment thinkers Voltaire and Diderot.
- Not At All Peachy - Slate
The Washington Post , Los Angeles Times , and the Wall Street Journal 's world-wide newsbox lead with, and the rest of the papers front, federal investigators detailing the information collected during a seven-year investigation that has led the FBI ...
- We’re controlled by the wealthy - La Crosse Tribune
I’ve come to the conclusion that the 2008 elections are not about Republicans or Democrats; they’re about returning our government back to a democracy, returning it to all citizens, not just the top 10 percent on the economic ladder. I would ...
- We need the wisdom of our elders now more than ever - Sunday World
We need the wisdom of our elders now more than everSunday World, South Africa - 1 hour agoWatching a spot of collaborative performance art, Moving Into Poetry – Threads, by choreographer Syvia “Magogo” Glasser and poet Lebo Mashile had the ...
- Oh, what Simon says - Waterloo Record
Waterloo RecordOh, what Simon saysWaterloo Record, Canada - 29 minutes agoThe teen was indifferent to women and uninterested in sex and sonnet after sonnet failed to stir him, until finally it was suggested Shakespeare introduce ...
- Dava Malcolm: A 'tweaker's' tale - Chico Enterprise-Record
OROVILLE -- Dava Malcolm is an intelligent, creative, black-eyed, brown-haired, 20-year-old woman, with a vocabulary that would make a Marine drill instructor blush. But more than that she is a slave, a perpetrator, and, in a very real sense, a ...
- Poetry: Words@Cube night at Deda - This is Derbyshire
THIS poetry-packed open-mic night encourages the writer in you to spread your words in the CUBE café bar on Derby's Chapel Street. Hosted by Simon French, a published poet and experienced performer. Tickets for tonight's 7.30pm event are £2 or £1 ...
- Portrait Gallery exhibit gives hip-hop a good rap (Baltimore Sun)
The National Portrait Gallery in downtown Washington has definitely changed since its reopening in 2006.
- DispatchesL Curing cultural myopia - Cranbury Press
DispatchesL Curing cultural myopiaCranbury Press, NJ - 8 hours agoFive, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, I love you.” The kids ranged in age from 5 to high school, none old enough to remember the death of the musician whose ...
- Michael Jackson goes into studio with Robert Burns - Guardian Unlimited
Robert Burns's poetry might have been dismissed as "sentimental doggerel" by Jeremy Paxman but that hasn't stopped diminutive I'm A Celebrity contestant David Gest and pop legend Michael Jackson from recording an album of the much-loved Scottish poet ...
- Me and the Devil Blues: The Unreal Life of Robert Johnson, Book One - Comic Book Bin
Comic Book BinMe and the Devil Blues: The Unreal Life of Robert Johnson, Book OneComic Book Bin, Canada - 3 minutes agoPOSSIBLE AUDIENCE: Who is the audience for Me and the Devil Blues? Simply put, that audience is made of people who read great works – prose, poetry, ...
- What's the matter with kids today? (And how to mentor) - Boston Globe
Raising kids today isn't exactly child's play. Kids are maturing faster, pushed along by media, popular culture and technology (think video games and hand-held game systems). Some kindergarten girls flash thongs, boys are addicted to violent and ...
- America Back on Track... for Wednesday, July 30th - OpEdNews
OpEdNewsAmerica Back on Track... for Wednesday, July 30thOpEdNews, PA - 5 hours agoIn addition he has published more than 1500 SetonnoteS commentaries, plus poetry and political essays in publications across the country. ...
- american life in poetry - Register-Guard
I don’t often talk about poetic forms in this column, thinking that most of my readers aren’t interested in how the clock works and would rather be given the time. But the following poem by Veronica Patterson of Colorado has a subtitle referring ...
- This Former Intern’s Life: By Jennifer Shenouda - West Island Chronicle
This Former Intern’s Life: By Jennifer ShenoudaWest Island Chronicle, Canada - 15 minutes agoby Jennifer Helen Shenouda As a “month and a sliver” interning reporter with a BA in Creative Writing and English Literature (poetry was my concentration), ...
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