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The Taliban Are Everywhere

August 24, 2021
by Caroline Miller
"Caste", agrarian age, Ann Ferguson, critical race theory, Dred Scott, history's suppression of women, Isabel Wilkerson, Malala Yousafzai, patriarchies, pecking order, religion and women, slavery, Yasin Almadani
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A new flashpoint in race relations is critical race theory. The intent is to review American history through the lens of slavery.  This new approach has its supporters and critics.  Isabel Wilkerson’s book Caste is an eyeopener for those interested in the subject and offers insigh
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More Craft With Less Art

September 16, 2020
by Caroline Miller
"Caste", Film Academy, Isabel Wilkerson, Kristie Alley, racial prejudice, the Oscars. New Standards for the Oscars
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The promo for the book read as follows: Might Jesus have been a bisexual female ancient-alien? A must-read…Where the New Testament Enters the Twilight Zone. (Mother Jones, Sept/Oct. 2020, pg. 2.) “Wow,” I thought. This novel has everything an agent wants.  It’s “fresh,” y
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African Tears

August 31, 2020
by Caroline Miller
"Caste", Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani, African slave trading, Catherine Buckle, Isabel Wilkerson, nature of discrimination, Portuguese slave traders, Robert Mugabe, slavery, Socrates
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  I’m neither a history scholar nor a psychiatrist, but I’ve always felt discrimination has more to do with being either the top or underdog in society rather than about race or politics or religion.  Something in human nature abhors equality.  Slavery, the vilest f
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