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Monthly Archives: January 2012
The Jazz Journey
In the numbing haze in which I found myself on that fateful day in June 1996 when Mom died, I managed to focus while packing for the trip to L.A. to join my family on that which was most important: … Continue reading
Get. Out. – Excerpt from “Sin Against the Race”
Cynthia saw Leon with a look on his face as he walked towards her, Cecelia, and Victor. “What’s up?” she said. “Oh the shit’s hit the fan now!” “What?” “I just saw Councilman Berry and his family take off in … Continue reading
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Tagged african-american, black, fiction, gay, homophobia, Sin Against the Race
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Still Fighting After All These Years
From Digby via blue aardvark on Daily Kos: Since 1986, the US has observed the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on the third Monday of January, which typically falls within a few days of his actual birthday, January … Continue reading
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Tagged Civil War, Civil War Revisionism, Dr. Martin Luther King, rant, Robert E. Lee, slavery
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Pariah: Queer, no chaser
It’s depressing that queer storytelling is still regarded as something rare, unique, or extraordinary. Even in an age where queer characters populate more films and TV shows, the voices from these characters are usually just a footnote rather then the … Continue reading
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Tagged african-american, black, film review, lesbian, Pariah
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