The question, "What did speaking out change for you?" was asked of survivors by the author of a popular survivor's handbook. My response is below: What did speaking out change […]
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Patricia Casey, writing about Nancy Garrido for The Independent, on Mind & Meaning: Dugard kidnap highlights one of last taboos: Because it is not spoken about, there is little information on […]
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Monopoly in Vero Beach September 4, 2009Dominick T. Armentano Federal and state antitrust laws generally forbid any “monopolization” of commerce. Yet, ironically, the City of Vero Beach, Florida (where I live) […]
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lj-tags: tweets 17:10 has posted a blog entry on “Comfort Women” Still Waiting on Japan to Own Up to the Past at: jameslandrith.com/content/view/3480/1/ # Automatically shipped by LoudTwitter
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Peace X Peace on "This Story Will Not Die" A Cry from Korea for Human Rights and Peace: During World War II, many thousands of women were forced to serve […]
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Misallocating Oakland’s Resources at Tourism Industry’s Expense August 25, 2009Jonathan Wyse As the city of Oakland grapples with a budget crisis born of fiscal profligacy, a cursory glance over the FY […]
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COALITION FOR PATIENT PRIVACY August 3, 2009 Dr. David BlumenthalOffice of the National Coordinator for Health Information TechnologyDepartment of Health and Human Services200 Independence Ave, SWSuite 729DWashington, DC 20201 Re: […]
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Penelope Trunk, discussing her child sexual abuse, on How to decide how much to tell about yourself on your blog: So what I’m telling you here is that I’m scared […]
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New Evidence on the Foreclosure Crisis July 3, 2009Stan J. LiebowitzWall Street Journal What is really behind the mushrooming rate of mortgage foreclosures since 2007? The evidence from a huge national […]
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lj-tags: tweets 07:49 is listening to Sisters of Mercy and wondering why I-495 is a parking lot this morning. # Automatically shipped by LoudTwitter
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