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Category Archives: Journalism
Breaking news!
Ah, yes. This is what 24-hour news channels have come down to: (From The Onion)
Free the slaves
A view of modern day slavery Related articles Five Ways to Fight Slavery (chrismorriswrites.com)
Posted in Africa, Asia, Children, Economics, History, Journalism, Politics, Poverty
Tagged Africa, Contemporary slavery, Human trafficking, Slavery
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House of Nerds
The beauty of this Kevin Spacey video shows that Democrats, Republicans and the Washington elite can work together to get things done. If it’s irrelevant. Related articles Here’s the Nerd Prom ‘House of Cards’ Spoof Everyone is Talking About (theatlanticwire.com) … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Journalism, Movies, Politics, television
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Death from the sky
One of the technologically fascinating but morally disturbing aspects of modern warfare is that the means of attack have taken on the character of a videogame. Here’s a clip of an aerial attack on a group of hostile insurgents in … Continue reading
Stupid is as stupid does: a gun nut tribute to MLK
Sometimes, people tell me about something they heard on the news that sounds like they’ve been taken in by a parody. So I kind of listen, nod and completely erase it from memory the minute they leave. And then I … Continue reading
Fox News asks: “What’s your porn name?”
Fox News provides a guide to porn names: Yeah, the segment went on longer than necessary, not to mention the guy is kind of creepy. (His unrestrained glee proves he catalogs the box of porn he has stashed in the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Journalism, Mistaken identity, Movies, pets, Sexuality, Super heroes, television, Women
Tagged Fox News, Megyn Kelly, Pornography
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Woe is the top 10 percent!
I don’t begrudge people making a lot more money that I make, but why is it that when papers like Rupert Murdoch’s Wall Street Journal illustrate the impact of the recent tax change on certain income groups exceeding mine, the … Continue reading
Posted in Back in the USA, Economics, Journalism, Politics
Tagged Bob Cratchit, News Corporation, Rupert Murdoch, Single-parent, Wall Street Journal
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