Author's posts
May 14 2009
Muse in the Morning
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An Opened Mind XXXVII
Art Link Doorway
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May 13 2009
Muse in the Morning
Muse in the Morning |
An Opened Mind XXXVI
Art Link Butterfly
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May 12 2009
Muse in the Morning
Muse in the Morning |
An Opened Mind XXXV
Art Link Layers
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May 11 2009
Muse in the Morning
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An Opened Mind XXXIV
Art Link Breaking Dreams
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May 09 2009
Friday Philosophy: testimony
As some of you have probably heard, I’ve been fairly ill for the past week. I’ll include an update about that at the end of this piece.
But being ill…and it being the end of finals week, I had a difficult time generating a brand new topic. Where are Bob and Doug when you need them?
So…like Felix…I reached into my bag of tricks and searched around for something to put together for tonight, even if it had to be somewhat hastily.
I remembered that I took some photographs at the end of the April, of the Bloomfield College 2009 observation of the Clothesline Project.
May 08 2009
Muse in the Morning
Muse in the Morning |
An Opened Mind XXXIII
Art Link Separation Point
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May 07 2009
Muse in the Morning
Muse in the Morning |
An Opened Mind XXXII
Art Link The Road
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May 06 2009
Muse in the Morning
Muse in the Morning |
An Opened Mind XXXI
Art Link Contention
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May 05 2009
Muse in the Morning
Muse in the Morning |
An Opened Mind XXX
Art Link Partisan
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May 04 2009
Muse in the Morning
Muse in the Morning |
An Opened Mind XXIX
Art Link Trapping the Demon
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May 02 2009
Friday Philosophy: steps backward
I wandered into a diary the other day, written by someone from New Hampshire who disapproved of gay marriage. He calls himself a “Libertarian-leaning conservative,” which in his case apparently means that he is in favor of personal liberties, except for GLBT people.
I’ve experienced the very definition of mixed feelings about the news out of New Hampshire the past week. I think it was fabulous that the state senate voted 13-11 in favor of marriage equality. After reconciliation between the two houses, New Hampshire-style, it will be up to their governor to either veto it or not.
So that was a huge positive. Most people missed the negative. Totally missed it.
The same day it passed the marriage equality bill, this august body rejected equal protection under the law for transgender people by a vote of 24-0.
Yes, you see that correctly: 24-0. Not even the bills sponsor’s voted for it.
May 01 2009
Muse in the Morning
Muse in the Morning |
An Opened Mind XXVIII
Art Link Circuit
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