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- Reading Malcolm X in Texas
- Playing the Donald Trump Game
- President Rapist: Women Under Trump
- An Open Letter to My Fellow Liberals
- The Democrats Can’t Win If They Won’t Fight
- The Worst People in America: Donald Trump
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Tag Archives: New York City
Taxi Driver: 40 Thoughts for 40 Years
Taxi Driver may be the most important American film, and 40 years later, it still talks to us. Continue reading
43 Things I’d Talk About If You Took Me Out Today For My 43rd Birthday
Today is my birthday. Here are some random thoughts, most of them not birthday related, which you should read because hey, it’s my birthday. Also: there are jokes. Continue reading
Posted in Memoir, Politics
Tagged aging, ben carson, Berlin, Berlin Wall, birthdays, BMW X-5, fantasy football, ivanka trump, Kristeps Porzingis, Lorena Bobbitt, New York City, New York Knicks, Trump
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I AM A BEAUTIFUL AND TALENTED WOMAN
One drastic move, a suicide attempt, and in the psych ward Amanda Nazario learns more about life than death, love than loss. Continue reading
Posted in Memoir
Tagged New York City, New York Presbyterian Hospital, suicide attempts, Washington Heights
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Where There’s Smoke
Tom Gualtieri digs through the muck surrounding the Aaron Schock and Chris Christie scandals…and it ain’t unicorn poop. Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Aaron Schrock, Bridgegate, Bridget Kelly, Chris Christie, David Wildstein, George Washington Bridge, GOP, Governor Chris Christie, Homosexuality, Michelangelo Signorile, New Jersey, New York, New York City, out, outing, Port Authority, Rachel Maddow, Signorile
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I Love New York, Crazy City: The Triumph of Isa Genzken
Tragedy and triumph in New York about New York – Jennifer Kabat on Isa Genzken’s hallucinatory take on the city and the world at MoMA. Continue reading
Posted in The Arts
Tagged Andreas Baader, Benjamin Buchloh, feminism, Gerhard Richter, Germany, Isa Genzken, minimalism, MoMA, New York City, sculpture, the Red Army Faction
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Loud Talkers & Slow Walkers: A Curmudgeon’s Diary
Tom Gualtieri’s inner curmudgeon has his day in New York. Continue reading
GODDAMN DOGS
It’s not a dog’s life. No, but as a dog walker Amanda Nazario gets a new view of life, love and the city… Continue reading
Not A Drop To Drink
Living in the Catskills can feel like a colonial territory belonging to NYC. Jennifer Kabat looks at what the city does in pursuit of clean water. Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Arena, Catskills, clean water act, DEP, John Burroughs, Lenape, Margaretville, New York City, NYC watershed, Pepacton Reservoir, Shavertown
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