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terrorism
Why I weep for Paris
I bought this Basque beret on my first trip to Paris in December 1947. It was the conventional garb of the French working class male adopted by intellectuals to demonstrate their solidarity with the working class. As an aspiring leftist intellectual, I coveted its symbolic association. For years, it was a prized possession which I wore both in …
The Terrorist Next Door
Playwright Wendy Graf has taken on a sizzling subject in her one-woman play, All-American Girl, a contrapuntal title that gives you little idea of what the piece has in store. It is a mouthful of a monologue, in terms of the complexity of the subject-mater and the demands made of each of the two actors …
Poetry Must Be Stopped
Today, I want to speak to you about keeping the world safe. I want to speak to you about the threat that we face; the work done already to keep you as safe as we humanly can; and the things still needed to prevent further poetry attacks. We know that these are testing times for …
TIFF, Terror, and the International Language of Film
Movies are a dialogue, and may be instruments of joy or pain.