What Would Grandmother’s Job Be?
What would my grandmother’s career have been if she’d had the educational opportunities I did.
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What would my grandmother’s career have been if she’d had the educational opportunities I did.
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I think a lot of us are sick to death of political leaders who report to arms dealers. What do you think?
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I look around the world today and wonder just how human our billionaire overlords really are.
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Yesterday I hit the button on my iPhone and said “Hey, Alexa.”
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“Better than Trump” isn’t the same as “better.”
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For eight or nine centuries the doctorate of philosophy was eminently respectable, while the practice of medicine was still developing.
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I wasn’t surprised by the election results. They’re still incomplete, and Biden may yet win, but regardless of the final tally half the country turned out to make clear just what they are. Just what we are. The thing that did take me aback a bit was the reactions of my friends. Sure, there was some outrage, as you’d expect.
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This will get us started. Did I leave anything out?
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Make no mistake: Donald Trump is a referendum on what kind of human being you are. And you’re a referendum on me. We are who we ride with.
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What can I say that won’t be proof of my privilege? Let’s be honest: right now, and in the near future, I get to be privileged white man on parade.
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Ikkyū regards young Sōgi’s calligraphy as golden hour yields to white. “Your hand is inelegant, as always. It’s … bold, though.” Magpies screech disapproval from a nearby pine. A horn echoes through the courtyard. Sōgi looks in the direction of the disturbance. Ikkyū bows his head and sighs. “Forgive me for speaking out of turn, Master Ikkyū, but it would
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This might be a good moment to break out your New Testament, review the parts in red, and consider the unsettling possibility that Jesus meant what he said.
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You at the Times … you’ve got something orange on your face. No, down a little, on your chin…
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There’s something quite beautiful about this time of year, as nature begins tucking in and settling accounts…
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