
In my ninth decade, looking back and stumbling forward--from a village in Northern California to L.A., New York, Portland, to a village in Minnesota--and home again, to the room where I was four.
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THIS ISN’T SLAVE LABOR, NO SIR. These are convicted felons in an American prison on their way to work for $1/day. Or, depending on what state we’re in, maybe $0. These people are not considered slave labor because, uh, from the moment they...
THIS ISN’T SLAVE LABOR, NO SIR. These are convicted felons in an American prison on their way to work for $1/day. Or, depending on what state we’re in, maybe $0. These people are not considered slave labor because, uh, from the moment they...
Blue bunny screen shot including emails between the Congressman and his former wife, from Mother Jones.
MAX MILLER is a bombastic, ignorant, and dangerous jerk. That Ohio, once known as the “Cradle of Presidents” (seven natives and one nea...
ABOVE, A SHOT TAKEN taken yesterday by my cousin Judy R in Seattle, who writes: We went for walk at the Golden Gardens beach, before it got too hot. There was a nice breeze, but the air was already smokey from wildfires. They say it will ev...
Norma Jeane Mortenson on a Southern California beach, when she was about 15, c. 1941. This past June 1, she would have been 100 years old.
GLORIA STEINEM, as it transpires, did not invent the quintessentially relevant insight about the wa...
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