No one chased the Beatles through the streets of Liverpool, calling them criminals for playing the popular tunes of the day in order to learn their craft. But today, the multinationals and billionaires who control the rights to the Beatles … Read more →
During the Great Depression, Nathan Durant was homeless until he found a home in the United States Army. He spent seventeen years in the Army, thinking of the earth as terrain, of the hills and valleys as enfilade et defilade, … Read more →
One of our pressing duties to the future — not just to 2010 and 2012 but for decades to come — is to capture and keep fresh the ghastly memory of an administration that relished torture, rewarded greed, and embraced … Read more →
The other day I got an e-mail message saying simply this: Rosa Parks sat in 1955. Martin Luther King walked in 1963. Barack Obama ran in 2008. That our children might fly. Tough days lie ahead. But it’s a moment … Read more →
Je suis tombé par hasard sur ce joli passage : Les chauve-souris, les musaraignes et autres petits insectivores n’ont pour toute voix qu’un petit cri fort aigu. Celle de l’ours est un grondement, un gros murmure, souvent mêlé d’un frémissement … Read more →