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Hear Her Roar

April 05, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Hillary Clinton interview in NY Times, Melissa Hortman, Mike Pence, Northern Arizona University, When Does Christian Virtue Become Sexism?
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An employee at my retirement center belongs to a religion that prohibits men and women from touching one another unless they are family members.  I was warned of the taboo through the grapevine not as official written policy.  Still, I have respected the stricture, though I  balk a
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A New Kind Of Choice

March 28, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Bohras, cultural rape, It Happens Here, khatna, Occupied Territory, Rebecca Solnit, Sahiya, Tasneem Raja, violence against women
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Female genital cutting (khatna) is alive and well in the United States, even though it was outlawed in 1996. (“It Happens Here,” by Tasneem Raja, Mother Jones, July, August, 2017 ,pgs. 13-15.)  It survives because women, largely of the Muslim Bohras sect, (Click) protect the
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Fools Never Wonder

March 27, 2018
by Caroline Miller
building cultural walls, civil rights and civility, cultural appropriation, D.Trump rolls back services for minorities, Marco Huete
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At a party years ago in Tanganyika, (Tanzania) a newly elected Nigerian official sat to my left at dinner.   During the course of the meal, he leaned in my direction with a furrowed brow. “Tell me, in a democracy, when one party wins an election. why does it tolerate the e
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Do Not Look Back With Disdain

March 26, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Abortive Reasoning, economic arguments for abortion, Eugeia Williamson, Hillary Clinton, the new feminism, Yasmin Nair
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Understand, there are decades between me and the new arrivals to feminism. I’ve welcomed the Baby Boomers, the Gen Xers and now the Millennials.  Each generation interprets the movement according to its values.  For a time, there were those who thought being called a “fe
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Hope And Dreams

March 23, 2018
by Caroline Miller
American drug culture, American values out of sync, disillusioned Americans, drug trafficking, Michael Brandon Dougherty, Mo Gawdat, pursuit of happiness
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Recently, I came across a line in a news report that gave me pause.  “Mexican drug cartels earn some $25 billion selling drugs in the U. S.A.” (“The World at a glance…” The Week, May 19, 2017, pg. 8.) Add the profit from the Middle East drug trade and the sum doubles, e
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The Jangmadang Generation

March 19, 2018
by Caroline Miller
jangmadang generation, Jieun Baek, private markets in North Korea, The Opening of the North Korean Mind, western contraband reaches North Korea
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During the North Korean famine  between 1994-1998, the government, unable to feed its people, allowed private markets to spring up so that individuals could buy, sell or barter among themselves for basic goods.  This small, capitalistic experiment, called jangmadang, was so
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If I Were Queen

March 16, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Donald Trump, Giles Fraser, human ego, Queen Elizabeth II, Thank God for the Queen, the need for God
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Chatting over coffee, a friend told a joke that not only made me laugh, but also made me think:  “Donald Trump dies and finds God peering down at him from his golden throne.  ‘Well Donald,’ God asks in a booming voice.  ‘What have you to say for yourself?’&nbs
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Making Saints Of Sinners Or Settling For Something In Between

March 15, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Barack Obama, Bring back pork-barrel spending, changing human behavior in a democratic society, Chris Cillizza, earmarks, Glenn Beck
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I wrote a blog recently (1/16/17) that mentioned Planned Parenthood favorably.  The next day a man remarked he could never support a group that sold baby parts.  Surprised, I considered my two choices.  I could attempt to educate a man with the grammar of a two-year-old
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An Idea Greener Than Money

March 09, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Brain Dumaine, encouraging the stock market to think green, Fix Income Equality?, Just Capital, mixing green objectives with green capital, Paul Tudor Jones 11
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A while ago, I wrote a blog suggesting that while oil stocks are depressed, it might be a good time to invest in them, because the economy isn’t going to eliminate fossil fuels any time soon. The observation irked one reader enough to drop his subscription to my blog, and I got a co
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School Daze

March 07, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Class and the Classroom, education and the stratification of American society, education for the privileged, George Scialabba, higher educations' pursuit of money, inequality in education, property taxes and education, The Misdirection of the American Elite, William Deresiewicz
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The other day a friend was gossiping about a party his daughter threw for a few friends after their final year of college.  Much of the conversation was about how to pay off their student loans.  One young woman volunteered she had no debt.  Her grandparents had provide
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