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Jan. 21st, 2006 09:24 am
controversies
Wikipedia and women and follow-up post.
Wikipedia and race and New Orleans.
Reverse racism and whether it exists or not.
The Unexpected Movie. Why, critics of the film asked, would a Palestinian make a movie focusing on the disturbing, private problems of one Palestinian family, rather than about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? The critics answered themselves: The film is clearly a Zionist trick.
SFWeekly has a feature story on the crappiness of the SF legal system. Different case from the SFBG, but still too similar for my tastes. I don't like the New Times site makeovers. The site design is too busy and the front page wants me to download third-party Quicktime software. No thanks.
Wikipedia and race and New Orleans.
Reverse racism and whether it exists or not.
The Unexpected Movie. Why, critics of the film asked, would a Palestinian make a movie focusing on the disturbing, private problems of one Palestinian family, rather than about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? The critics answered themselves: The film is clearly a Zionist trick.
SFWeekly has a feature story on the crappiness of the SF legal system. Different case from the SFBG, but still too similar for my tastes. I don't like the New Times site makeovers. The site design is too busy and the front page wants me to download third-party Quicktime software. No thanks.
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