Shooting at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum

A predominant characteristic of the behavior that I call evil is scapegoating. Because in their hearts they consider themselves above reproach, they must lash out at anyone who does reproach them. They sacrifice others to preserve their self-image of perfection. M. Scott Peck, M.D. People of the Lie There was a time I feared looking [...]

Eclectique Citizen – More on the Supreme Court Nominee in the President’s Weekly

Saturday, 30 May 2009, 15:55 | Category : Barack Obama, Eclectique Citizen, Healthcare, Justice and the Law, Politics
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Weekly Address: President Obama on Judge Sotomayor’s Experience from White House on Vimeo. The President discusses the breadth and depth of experience held by his nominee for the Supreme Court. In the course of a life that began in a housing project in the South Bronx and brought her to the pinnacle of her profession, [...]

Dickensian Times

Thursday, 19 February 2009, 10:00 | Category : Books, Culture, History, Justice and the Law, Television, The Media
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Are we living in Dickensian Times? Four years ago I wanted to explore this question, but recently, I’m starting to believe it’s pretty much fact. Period. I’ll go so far to say it hasn’t been a question for the last 12 years. The times and even the attitudes, I’ve noticed, more or less resemble a [...]

Free screenings of “TULIA, TEXAS”
How the war on drugs tore apart one Texas town

Community Cinema, the ITVS outreach initiative for the PBS series, “Independent Lens,” is presenting [FREE] community screenings and discussions of the documentary TULIA, TEXAS. Community Cinema holds monthly preview screenings across the country to encourage community dialogue on social issues and opportunities to get involved with local organizations and institutions. ABOUT TULIA, TEXAS: A product [...]