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Méliès Monday: The Mermaid

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It seems a good Monday evening tradition here would be to show a Georges Méliès film. After all, he only directed 553 films, according to IMDB. Plus, their weirdness and his magic show/science fiction orientation is fun for modern audiences, yet most people haven't seen...

Victims

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Obviously the real victims here are the white people made to understand that white supremacy is offensive. McAdory High School has issued a public apology for a "Trail of Tears".

MOOCed

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Apparently the paradigm is lacking a certain proactive strategic dynamism: It is a good story, as well manicured as a college quad during homecoming weekend. But there's a problem: The man who started this revolution no longer believes the hype. "I'd aspired to give people...

I’ll Take It!

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Last week, there was a major civil rights victory involving the Roberts Court -- a settlement prevented the Roberts Court from gutting the Fair Housing Act. As an addendum, Serwer's.

Annie Lowrey's story on American unemployment is essential, if very depressing, reading: “I’ve been turned down from McDonald’s because I was told I was too articulate,” she says. “I got denied a job scrubbing toilets because I didn’t speak Spanish and turned away from a...
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