Harold Pinter, Humor and Donald Trump’s Immigration Policy
October 29, 2018
China's one child policy, Donald Trump, Harold Pinter, Made In America, Moira Wwigel, surrogate mothers, Trump's southern wall, U. S. immigration policy0 Comment
Recently, someone posted a remark by playwright Harold Pinter on Facebook. It read, “How can you write a happy play? Drama is about conflict and general degrees of perturbation, disarray. I’ve never been able to write a happy play…” I did a thesis on Pinter when I was
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January 10, 2017
Bill Clinton, celebrity do-gooders, Hillary Clinton, LGBT community, Purvi Patel, Rights Make Might, social reform bill, surrogate mothers, Yasmin Nair
Yasmin Nair, in “Rights Make Might,” gives us a damning picture of Hillary Clinton, the woman who almost became the 45th U. S. president. (Baffler, Winter 16, No. 33, pgs. 37- 48.) One complaint the author levels is Hillary’s support for her husband’s welfare reforms during
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