Reported and written in May 2011. The full article is also available at Thanassis Cambanis’ website. Steve Forman, one of Ramapo High School’s assistant principals, was stunned to find on a recent morning that his town’s sectarian feud had spilled into his school. On the blackboard in an empty classroom, someone had scribbled: “IT’S THE [...]
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Sectarian War in East Ramapo Schools
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Education, Judaism, New York, Public education, Race on August 24, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Using “chick flicks” as a mirror
Posted in Feminism, Film, tagged Chick flicks, Feminism, Film, He's just not that into you, Power, Race, Social justice on February 21, 2009 | 3 Comments »
100 giggling women, all looking for a relaxing night with the girls. 85 mobile phones on silent mode. 62 cups of Diet Coke. 43 buckets of caramelized popcorn. 12 packets of tissues, for those with particularly high levels of internal emosonal attyachar. And 1 standard-issue chick flick, with correspondingly standard-issue character clichés, “funny enough” situations, [...]
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