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willard: away from the word people
by Jesse Marinoff Reyes: Willard Harlan Mullin was amongst the most widely published—and culturally influential—specialty cartoonists in the country, as a sports cartoonist. Once upon a time as significant a position in the sports pages as any but now, for … Continue reading
poetry of movement
It say a lot about the cultural dialog of the time, the pre-Mad Men era, days of wine and roses and a changing post WWII world. The times of our grandfathers or even further back.It was the golden age of … Continue reading
say hey kid
To close out black history month its inextricably bound up with the cultural politics of race, and the infinite constructions of structural restrictions that have defined those relations. The Jim Crow segregation, the African American were not America’s only victimized … Continue reading
to be a mobile muskrat
This story resembles something I heard a long time ago. So, I guess, would surmise, there is some truth to it. A family that comes from a poor background works hard, take advantage of their breaks and builds a nice … Continue reading
Leo and the stick man
Its about storytelling.Its about old wild men. But not the kind of tales told by the old beaks over a coffee at the mall, dangling worry beads like imaginary large fish they never caught. Old men and the sea who … Continue reading
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