The Trump administraiton is making sure that you can't learn about slavery: National Park Service staff on Thursday took down an exhibit on slavery at Independence National Historical Park in.
Donald Trump remains fantastic for the working class! On many mornings, Sarah Esch’s job as a dispatcher for dockworkers at the Port of Seattle boils down to a question of.
This is the grave of Thomas Babington Macaulay. Born in 1800 in Rothley Temple, Leicestershire, England, Macaulay grew up well off, the son of a colonial officer, who also was.
Framed is a 1947 noir(ish) directed by Richard Wallace and starring Glenn Ford as a man entering a town who meets a woman who isn't what she seems. Fresh, I.
This is the grave of Edward Bulwer-Lytton. Born in 1803 in London, Edward George Earle Lytton Bulwer-Lytton had a name truly of the English upper classes. This was old money.
On Saturday, I had a 14 hour flight from Singapore to Vancouver and so that was a 5 movie flight. Mostly, I watched some old favorites. Air Canada has an.
I was somewhat bemused by the responses to Dave Weigel and then Rob's post about that that effectively argued it was outrageous to even consider the political implications of Trump.
I have no patience with anarcho-left bullshit. That's as true of the kind of thing David Graeber was pushing in most of his writings as anything else. Someday I am.
