This is THE pattern of government responding to right-wing violence. We could climb this disreputable family tree of legislation back into the 1910s and 20s when KKK and "100% Americanism" violence

The correct link for the article is https://inthesetimes.com/article/january-6-capitol-riot-trump-anti-protest-left

http://fightbacknews.org/2022/1/11/interview-frank-chapman-national-alliance-against-racist-and-political-repression-naarpr-w

There is a huge difference between the time that Huck Finn was written and Hemingway's era. Even as a child myself in the 1950s (not so very long after Hemingway's book was written), I understood the

https://peoplesworld.org/article/three-important-books-on-race-in-america-for-deep-winter-reading/

 https://www.jacobinmag.com/2022/01/cuba-climate-change-tarea-vida-environment

The I Word On the LIS/MST statement about the popular uprising in Kazakhstan and its silence about Russian imperialism By Michael Pröbsting, 10 January 2022

Rather than grapple with the political forces behind the Capitol siege, lawmakers have instead pushed a spate of anti-protests laws across the country.

Conservatives on Supreme Court Poised to Block Biden’s Vaccine and Mask Mandates (truthout.org) Conservatives on Supreme Court Poised to Block Biden’s Vaccine and Mask Mandates Despite the

Ismael Reed made a spirited defense for The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn some years ago when a sanitized edition was announced: "Instead of doing a gotcha search on Twain’s “Huckleberry Finn,”

Tat last line is wonderful! It could be right out of Heller's Catch-22!

I'm with you on this. It seems wrong to me to avoid the term nigger to protect the tender sensibilities of black student readers, if the puspose is to portray the ugly vileness of the racists of the

Dear Comrades -- we usually do not need to waste time explaining why bourgeois economics is bullshit but this piece is so beautifully pithy and it has a killer sentence at the end --- very much worth

---------- Forwarded message --------- From: H-Net Staff via H-REVIEW <h-review@...> Date: Mon, Jan 10, 2022 at 6:54 PM Subject: H-Net Review [H-Early-America]: Johnson on Carté, 'Religion and the

In the biography I mentioned they make the case that Hemingway was quite friendly with Fidel Castro. When Ken Burns made his stupid documentary about Vietnam they interviewed a female soldier that

https://www.greenleft.org.au/content/novak-djokovics-temporary-detention-shines-spotlight-refugees-detained-years-hotel-prison https://www.greenleft.org.au/content/park-hotel-asylum-seeker-asks-federa

I agree with Michael about Huck Finn. It was a brilliant attack on racism made in the language of the people of that time. If I remember correctly, Hemingway's use of the "N" word fit the time and

Michael, I have always loved Dean's work. He gets into the nuts and bolts of how talk of a "free" market is a myth and a diversion. His policy recommendations would truly improve life in the US if

I don't know if the Hemingway usage captures the spirit of the times but I think the language in Huck Finn "works" --- racism is a terrible thing --- and Twain exposes it brilliantly in Huck Finn (the

Sad to relate when I was young in Ireland there was a publicly displayed color of clothing in Roche's stores Cork "N....Brown". No one did anything about it that I know of.