During the last couple of months, through both academic work and personal exploration, I have become interested in gender identity discrimination as a human rights and social justice issue. I felt that since the local blogging community and in particular the straight, white, male, liberal blogging community has not yet taken very much interest in […]
“And there’s a steal by Bird, underneath to DJ, he lays it in.”
According to the Boston Globe:
Dennis Johnson, the star NBA guard who was part of three championship teams, died Thursday after collapsing at the end of practice. He was 52. Johnson, coach of the Austin Toros of the NBA Development League, died at a […]
R.I.P. Saparmurat Niyazov (1940-2006). Niyazov ruled Turkmenistan as the head of state/cult of personality from 1985 until his death in December 2006. The circumstances of Niyazov’s passing has been surrounded by some media speculation, including that Niyazov had been the victim of poisoning. Some Turkmen opposition sources also claim that Niyazov died several days before […]
Though the timing and location were released earlier, Mitt Romney’s choice of Michigan — and specifically the Henry Ford Museum — to start his Presidential campaign made some news yesterday on the internets. This morning, the Globe’s Scott Helman has an article about the announcement and the history of the Romney name in politics.
Romney had […]
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