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Tag Archives: Martin Luther King
the fifties: getting funky with disaffection
Must we be nostalgic about the 1950′s? Hardly the Golden Age many make it out to be. If we turn over the shiny stone, there were more than a few creepy-crawlers underneath… James Dean created a character who reflected the … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion
Tagged 1950's American Civil Rights movement, Arthur Shore, Autherine Lucy, Charles Mingus, David Dennis Freedom Rider, Freedom Riders, James Dean, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Martin Luther King, Orval Faubus, paul schutzer photography, senator joseph mccarthy, Thurgood Marshall
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stamping out those millenarians
In times of stress, look for the prophets of an earthly paradise. America may be ready for its own millennial cult… The main American Indian movements, Pontiac, Code of Handsome Lake and the Ghost Dance, and the hundreds of others … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion
Tagged Amy Kaplan, Ben Allen, Chairman Mao Little Red Book, Code of Handsome Lake, Ghost Dancing Wovoka, Irenaeus church father, Jack Wilson Wovoka, Jewish Zealots masada, Leon Uris Exodus, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Marshall McLuhan, Martin Luther King, Papias church fathet, Paul Newman, peter o'toole, Peter Strauss, Wovoka
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to be third
Jesse Marinoff Reyes: I AM THIRD Penguin Books, 2001 Photograph: archival (via Bettman/Corbis) Design: Jesse Marinoff Reyes Art Director: Paul Buckley Happy Birthday to the “Kansas Comet,” Gale Sayers (b. 1943)! I AM THIRD refers to 1) God, 2) Family, … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema/Visual/Audio, Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Marketing/Advertising/Media, Modern Arts/Craft
Tagged Al Silverman, Bill Cosby, Billy Dee Williams, Brian Piccolo, Clint Eastwood Dirty Harry, Gale Sayers, Gale Sayers the Kansas Comet, Jae Song, James Caan, jesse marinoff reyes, Leroy Neiman, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Martin Luther King, Mekhi Phifer, paul buckley, Sean Maher
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letting a good time roll
Joan Baez was introduced to her first large gathering of afficionados by Chicago’s ebullient troubadour Bob Gibson, at the 1959 Newport Folk Festival, and the audience, which had come to see the famous Oscar Brand, Odetta, Earl Scruggs, and Jean … Continue reading
the blue flame this time
James Cone’s The Cross and the Lynching Tree is a perplexing book.You wonder if its socialism using religion as a pretext to promote ideology or whether the attack against money is part of a larger value system intrinsic to the … Continue reading
Posted in Art History/Antiquity/Anthropology, Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Modern Arts/Craft
Tagged Anne-Louis Girodet, cornel west, Gustav Landauer, Helen Levitt photography, James Baldwin, James Cone, james h. cone, john dewey, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Malcolm X, Martin Buber, Martin Luther King, Ralph Ellison
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fight club
by Jesse Marinoff Reyes ( Jesse Marinoff Reyes Design, Maplewood, N.J.) MLK Day… Cover of the Day: Yes, we only have a few rounds left, but there’s no time like the present. Robert Newman and David Cowles already have great … Continue reading
Jackie : putting pins in the valley of the dolls
A product of her times. Or simply another variant on the white liberal Eastern establishment, make that neo-liberal and what appears to be appallingly ethno-centric and racist, filled with any number of twisted ideas as a defense mechanism in guarding … Continue reading
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Tagged Adlai Stevenson, andrew cohen, Billy Wilder, Bob Dylan, Elia Kazan, j.g. ballard, jacqueline kennedy, James Stewart, JFK assassination, joe hyams, katie holmes jacqueline kennedy, Lee Remick, Marilyn Monroe, Martin Luther King, otto preminger, Stephen Sondheim, tom sachs artist, wendy leigh, William Faulkner
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on pain of death: the bonding process
The dangers of militarism.And its connection with the two other ” triplets of evil” named by Martin Luther King Jr. : racism and consumerism. GRACE LEE BOGGS: I’m sorry, but I think if we stick to those categories of race, … Continue reading
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Tagged amira hass, Ari Folman, Bill Moyers, gideon levi, Gideon Levy Haaretz, Grace Lee Boggs, ilan pappe, john dugard united nations, karl mannheim, lev grinberg, Martin Luther King, menachem kahana, Noam Chomsky, Norman Finkelstein, palestinian statehood, ronit lentin, tanya reinhart, uri ben-eliezer
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