So why is it that almost everyone I know is really pissed?
Some links which I suppose are linked.
1. Courtesy of
minoanmiss: "Asian American lawmakers implore Republicans to tone down rhetoric in wake of attacks." I hadn't heard about this hearing, and I hadn't known it was the first in three decades to deal with racism against Asian Americans. Somehow I don't think that lacuna was because the problem was solved. "'Our community is bleeding. We've been in pain and for the past year we've been screaming out for help,' [Rep. Grace] Meng said."
2. Courtesy of
selkie: "The ancient fabric that no one knows how to make." On the disappearance and partial, hopeful revival of Dhaka muslin, a textile tradition dating back to the classical era. "It was all going so well – then the British turned up."
3. Because partisans are never not relevant: "The Nazi-Fighting Women of the Jewish Resistance." Everybody, a round of "Shtil, di nakht."
And solidarity, or it's no use to still be here.
1. Courtesy of
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3. Because partisans are never not relevant: "The Nazi-Fighting Women of the Jewish Resistance." Everybody, a round of "Shtil, di nakht."
And solidarity, or it's no use to still be here.
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It's a popular choice when imperialism arrives on the scene. ("Everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked.")
I preordered that book immediately after reading the article. My dad wd have read those two opening paragraphs, read them out loud, smacked the kitchen table and said "now THAT'S how you write a good opening."
The doctor's coat!