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Month: September 2011

Worthy of Notice

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On September 27, 2011
Friend of LGM and dismayingly relevant author Charles Pierce has a new politics blog at Esquire, which is of course excellent.    See, for example, this analysis of the Republican attack on voting rights, or this timely note that "[t]he problem with a race to the...

Two Cheers for Luddism

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On September 27, 2011

An interesting discussion in the comment thread to Erik's post on the welcome decline of robocheckers below. There's been some mild pushback against the notion of resisting robocheckers out of.

The History of Pumpkin Beer

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On September 27, 2011
Now this is fascinating. What's particularly interesting is that the decline of pumpkin beer in the early 19th century was not about temperance, but about a modernizing nation turning its back on traditional food as rustic and uncouth. This is interesting given today's fretting among...

Wangari Maathai

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On September 27, 2011

I would be remiss to not mention the death of the great African environmentalist, feminist, and activst Wangari Maathai. The Kenyan activist began her activist career by figuring out that.

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Talking Down to the Poor about Food

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On September 27, 2011
While I often like Mark Bittman, like a lot of the recent generation of food writers (and, all too often, environmental writers more broadly), he talks down to the poor. As someone who doesn't work two jobs, who doesn't have to search under the couch...
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