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Exactly 75 years ago today the Enola Gay released the first atomic bomb over the city of Hiroshima. I was five years old at the time, but over the years I’ve read a shelf full of books on
Vol.107.6: TOWARD A PROPER EXPLETIVE (a reprise)
Back in 2006 there was the Michael Richards incident. Since I never watched Seinfeld, I had no idea who
Vol.107.5: COPS AND UNEASY STREETS
In obvious deference to the widespread civil disturbances in America’s cities ignited this time by the heinous murder of African-American George Floyd by members of the Minneapolis Police Force,
Vol.107.4: POLICING THE ROBOCOPS
The pro-democracy demonstrators in Hong Kong refer to their police as the “po-po,” a rather innocent-sounding sobriquet for a force that has unfortunately transmogrified into a militarily outfitted
Vol.107.3: PANDEMIC!!!
The novel coronavirus has provided me with the time and recommended social isolation to return to a subject that has interested me from my boyhood days. Call me wacky, weird, or wonderful, but
Vol.107.2: THE WORST BEST CHOICE (?)
Joe Biden sent me an email today thanking me for helping him and his campaign. I never gave Joe a donation or even a word of support or encouragement. Since well before his hair plugs I have
Vol.107.1: AMERICAN JERKS
Normally, it’s the kind of flap that barely snares my attention. I first heard about it on NPR and then began seeing the book show up on some of the literary sites that I peruse as it got more
Vol 106.8: THE FALL OF THE BREXIT EMPIRE
As the scarcely United Kingdom withers down to even less that its original geographic margins, snuggling itself into those cozy country villages of White folk within obeisant distance of some
Vol.106.7: GOLD, FRANKINCENSE AND ZU-ZU’S PETALS [MR] Reprise of 12. 3.2006
An angel gets his wings ©RKO Pictures
It’s that time of the year again; time for Zu-Zu’s petals.
But first, a few words on a
Vol.106.5: CIVILITY AND SERVILITY: THE HONG KONG DILEMMA
Lady Liberty Statue at Chinese University Hong Kong
Each year since 1989 Hong Kong students and others have mostly peacefully and quietly commemorated the failed demonstrations for democracy in
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