Archive for June 2014
Ageism in America is Unconsious and Virulent
Ageism in America is deeply imbedded, largely unconscious and hardly ever confronted. A reader recently sent me a series of cartoons about elderly people. Each panel poked fun at the commonplace inconveniences or afflictions of old age; i.e. incontinence, forgetfulness, general decrepitude, impotence, diminished libido, ineptitude with new gadgets, etc. The subjects were depicted in…
Read More“Bunker Hill; A City, a Siege, a Revolution” by Nathanial Philbrick – A Review
Bunker Hill: A City, a Siege, a Revolution by Nathaniel Philbrick came out in the hardbound edition several months ago. Its publication was enthusiastically received by critics. Release of the paperback is the same a great read for anyone interested in a compelling page-turner about the beginnings of our nation and the personalities who…
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