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Author, writer, physics teacher has a new blog The Trough where she writes. Also visit The Politikos which highlights her keen observation of anthropology, occultism, science/research into rebirth. She combines spirituality and politics as no other. She is a native of Chicago, who prefers walking as exercise. The author has a B.S., biology and M.A., anthropology, certified science and french teacher.
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Return of the Naïve
Left and right-wing pundits pooh-pooh Hillary as veep choice. Why?
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Book Review: Baldwin's Harlem - A Biography of James Baldwin by Herb Boyd
Boyd pulls at the Baldwin self-doubt scab — born black, gay, poor, and ugly, not the most auspicious start in life.
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Doing the Wrong Thing: McCain’s Argumentum ad Hominem—Two Ads That Just Don’t Add Up
Just say “Whoa!” to kamikaze-like ads.
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Jesse Jackson Drops "Hate" Bomb on Barack Obama
Jackson wields the knife, The New Yorker provides cover.
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Why Some Blacks Don’t Get Rove
The face of fear gets a makeover — still ugly, but not “uppity.”
109
Tim Russert's Passing Leaves Big Political Shoes to Fill
Russert will be missed, but most of all he will miss the 2008 November election. He wouldn’t like missing something big.
108
Oil In The Rock
Cash in, gas out: The “crude” joke Wall Street is playing on plain folks—markets making bank on your back.
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Book Review: All About The Beat: Why Hip-Hop Can’t Save Black America by John McWhorter
The author argues that hip-hop is metaphysical at best, mystical at the least, but a political tour de force? Not yet, and maybe never.
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Last Tango in Texas: Obama Dances Across History
We have a Barack-solid Democratic Presidential nominee. It’s all about Barack, now baby.
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Movie Review: Sex And The City
From size zero to sexy in less than two hours and 20 minutes - this film is sexy, funny, and touching.
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