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Black English, Alexandrai Ocasio-Cortez And Nancy Pelosi

October 24, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Alexandrai Ocasio-Cortez, Millennials, Nancy Pelosi, The politics of the young and old
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I may have told this story before, but it bears repeating.  When I headed a teacher’s union, years ago, I defended a black member whom the school district longed to dismiss.  Her hair, greying enough to appear dusted with ash, surrounded a leathery face that seemed incapab
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The Little Black Box And Other Intricacies Of The Human Mind

January 03, 2019
by Caroline Miller
#MeToo movement, artificial intelligence, Jeremy Kahn, Millennials, Nostradamus, uncertainty principal
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One of my computer gurus ran into trouble with his machine recently.  For two days, he bent over it, wondering what went wrong inside its “little black box.”  He finally fixed the problem, but  isn’t certain why it occurred.  I shouldn’t laugh because I depend on this guy
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Millennials, Just Read It And The Future

June 20, 2016
by Caroline Miller
baby boomers, Chasing the Mythical Millennial, Cuddilist.com, Farhad Manjo, human touch in a technological universe, Millennials, Susan Stoner, Ta-Nahisi Coates
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Recently, Susan Stoner, my co-host, and I taped a few book discussions with our guests for the next season of Just Read It. (Click)  Our shows are 10 minutes long, as we know people are busy.  But after the camera stops rolling, conversation continues, especially if we had differing
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Originalism And The Millenials

March 17, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Antonin Scallia, George Washington, Henry Alford, history distorted by time, Millennials, originalism, political correctness
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Antonin Scalia, Supreme Court Justice who died recently, labeled his brand of jurisprudence “originalism,” meaning he imagined he could go back hundreds of years and peer into the minds of our founding fathers as they drafted our Constitution.  (Click) For Scalia to perform as mi
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Smartphones: The Rise And Fall Of Humanity?

December 01, 2015
by Caroline Miller
crowdsourcing, decline in empathy among the young, Millennials, prefernce for the virtual world, Sherry Turkle, smart phones, Tracy Moor
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I may have mentioned earlier that the house cleaning chicks at the retirement center where I live laugh at my flip top cell phone because it does nothing but allow me to make phone calls. Yesterday I found the pair of them on a  break, crouching against a wall.  Neither was talking.
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