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Life In A Time Of the Coronavirus

March 25, 2020
by Caroline Miller
coronavirus, femicide, Harvey Weinstein, Jay McInerney, John Lennon, Jou Lo Dico, Mexico's one-day women's strike, Price Andrew, sommeliers, waitering, Woody Allen
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With everyone’s eyes glued to statistics about the coronavirus, our attention to other upheavals falls by the wayside.  Three prominent men accused of sexual crimes against women are facing the consequences. Woody Allen lost his book deal. Prince Andrew faces a criminal investigati
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Silence Of The Lamb

March 23, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Biblical guilt, gender pricing, Harvey Weinstein, Hollywood and gender violence, patriarchy, Rebecca Solnit, the sin of Eve
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The matter was small, yet I was annoyed by it. Even a little despairing.  After fifty years of fighting for women’s equality, what did I have to show for it? Or others of my sex who had faced jail time and forced feedings to champion women’s rights? That afternoon, as I visited m
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A U. S. Woman President Is Possible

March 11, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Amy Klobucher, Anita Hill, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, femicide, Harvey Weinstein, Joe Biden, Mexico's president, Mike Bloomberg, Roman Polanski, Super Tuesday, The South Carolina Primary, women's inequality
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As news outlets reported the final count in the South Caroline primary, I wrote on my Facebook page, “not a single woman,” suggesting neither Elizabeth Warren or Amy Klobuchar *would survive after Super Tuesday.  Certainly, they picked up no delegates in South Carolina, putting a
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Sense and Sensibility

May 20, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Charlie Rose, Donald Trump, Harvey Weinstein, Horacio Silva, Les Moonves, Robert Mueller, Social Network, The Four Seasons
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On Friday,  I complained I experience vertigo as a result of sharing the world with Donald Trump and his followers.  I don’t even know how to describe Trump.  Is he  a president or a cult leader?  A president or a would-be dictator?  Certainly, he is a celebrity.  As such, th
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Blind Ego; Willful Ignorance

March 21, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Bill Cosby, chance as part of human destiny, Donald Trump, Harvey Weinstein, King Lear, Les Moonves, tragedy and reflection, what is it to be human?
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Was it madness or was there method in it?  That is a question political historians far into the future will ponder as they assess the conduct of America’s 45th President.  Several months ago, I raised the potential for his madness on a local talk show, comparing Donald Trump’s p
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The Path To Forgiveness Is Green

June 01, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Bill Cosby, Doree Shafrif, Harvey Weinstein, Mel Gibson, Mike Millikan, Money Changes Everything, reputation laundering, retoring a reputation through charities
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It’s not true that “Money can’t buy you love.”  It can.  Charities are eager to love me.  Contribute to one and I hear from any of their neighbors who are within shouting distance.  Each time I contribute, I’m aware I’m added to a list which is sold to other non-profit
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