#MeToo: Exiting the Darkness of the Abusers of Power
“At all times it has also been profitable to deny or suppress such knowledge…You already know that. So do
Read more“At all times it has also been profitable to deny or suppress such knowledge…You already know that. So do
Read moreIt seems Kafka has come to America. It must be Kafka, for who else could craft such a spectacle of
Read more‘The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, but in ourselves.’ William Shakespeare, Julius Ceasar A generation or two
Read more‘A national culture is the whole body of efforts made by a people in the sphere of thought to describe,
Read moreI speak from my standpoint—from where I live and interact with the world. I live in a senior complex, a
Read moreWilliam Miller, Wellington’s only Black doctor, and Mr. Watson, the town’s Black lawyer, are talking about the innocent Black man
Read moreA timely return to James Baldwin’s “The Dungeon Shook,” from The Fire Next Time: Your face is like the face
Read more” Evil doers” can be killed. Bombed to hell and back. Justifiably. ” Demons” can be shot down. Evaporated. Justifiably.
Read moreThis book is not for everyone. I have a specific audience in mind—people who care deeply about racial justice but
Read more… [From this] contradiction arises the strange paradox that the poverty for the worker must be perpetual, in order to
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