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September 29, 2018 in Books, Dolls, Famous People, People | Tags: 1930s, academic freedom, Ahed Tamimi, arabber, Baltimore, Barack Obama, Barracoon, Ben Ferencz, black slaves, brain, Christian, Christian evangelical, Donald Trump, evangelical churches, financial crisis, financial trouble, Fundamentalist Christianity, GOP, GOP Tax Cuts: For the Rich, hedge funds, lynching, Main Street, mainstream media, Malala Yousafzai, Middle East, newspaper, Nuremberg Trials, paycheck, poor, poor people, potholes, poverty, race, race relations, racism, religious fundamentalism, Republican, Republican Party, rich, rich people, slave, slavery, tax cuts for the rich, voters, Wall Street, Zora Neal Hurston | Comments closed
Their ancestors were on opposite sides of a lynching. Now they are friends.
Why is the West praising Malala but ignoring Ahed?
A look at how Barack Obama chose Wall Street over Main Street.
Dolls’ heads were used to lobby pothole repairs in the British town of Swindon.
The next financial crisis will be worse than the last one.
The last slave ship survivor gave an interview to anthropologist Zora Neal Hurston in the 1930s.
How the GOP tax cut will also shrink your paycheck.
Survey of top U.S. evangelical churches reveals three explosive insights.
An interview with 98-year-old Ben Ferencz, the last surviving prosecutor from the Nuremberg trials.
How poverty changes the brain.
Hedge funds killed the newspaper industry, not the web.
The black Baltimore arabber tradition is on its last leg. For the city’s sake, it should continue.
Trump voters, he’s taking you for suckers.