A poem for the 4th of July on how immigrants come to love America.
Monthly Archives: July 2014
Learning to Love America
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SCOTUS Traps Women in Doll’s House
The Supreme Court, with its Hobby Lobby decision, is reminiscent of patronizing Torvald Helmer in Ibsen’s “Doll’s House.”
Viagra and the Drums of War
Scott Bates’ “Viagra” offers up an explanation as to why America’s war hawks won’t go away, even after they bungled so badly.
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Going to Bed before It’s Dark
Stevenson’s “Bed in Summer” captures a child’s sense of injustice as going to bed while it’s still light.
