InILLUMINATIONbyThe Art of Living·Just now7 Books So Controversial, Governments Tried to Silence ThemFrom Gandhi’s Hind Swaraj to Maus: what each book said, who banned it, and whether the ban actually worked.
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Steven Nesbitt·2d agoThe War on Comics: How Comic Books Became America’s Public EnemyToday, comic books are everywhere. Superhero movies dominate the box office, graphic novels appear on school reading lists, and comics are…A response icon1A response icon1
InThe Market NexusbyV. Langston - Economics, Technology & Geopolitics·4d agoThe New Struggle for Power Is Over LanguageAs identity politics moves from universities and activist movements into legislation, courts and public institutions, the Western left…
Mark Kucharski·Oct 27Comedy, free speech and religionMichael Palin was recently in the Philippines to film a documentary, one of the many travel shows that he has done over the last 50 years…
ArachnidJests·Oct 26(Ka)Bayanihan; The Modern RetellingHow has Bayanihan changed from the older tradition of “house-lifting” to the modern work of donations?
Taufan·Oct 24Notes on Sjahrir: Dari Penjara Tanpa Pengadilan, Menuju Telinga yang Mau Mendengar“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” — George Santayana
InBouncin’ and Behaving Blogs TOObyL. A. Cargill·Oct 23Texas Slang: A Hilarious Story of a Yankee Lost in TexasDiscover the Funny Side of Texas Slang: From “Bless Your Heart” to “Fixin’ to,” These Hilarious Southern Expressions Will Leave You…A response icon4A response icon4
Khjhzw·Oct 22Never Merely WordsScripture holds that words are never merely words: Deuteronomy 13 prescribed death for enticing others to worship other gods.
