Monthly Archives: January 2020

Guardian: The US National Archives apologized on Saturday after it emerged that a photo of the Women’s March included in signage for an exhibition on women’s suffrage had been altered to blur anti-Trump signs. … One sign that said “God Hates Trump” … Continue reading →

I saw 1917 last night. I’d never really thought about having a favorite before, and am pondering this now, briefly.

Charleston Gazette-Mail: “Going at such a rapid pace for all of U.S. history would just … you would have no downtime to really stop and get in-depth with some complex things and topics that deserve quite a bit of time,” … Continue reading →

Guardian: Speaking after a meeting with the Brexit secretary, Steve Barclay, on Thursday night, Guy Verhofstadt said he had raised a number of concerns regarding the status of EU citizens in the UK after it leaves the bloc. He said he had … Continue reading →

Was geschieht auf der Air Base #Ramstein? Das Schweigen gegenüber dem Bündnispartner hilft niemandem, uns nicht, dem Weltfrieden nicht und auch nicht unseren amerikanischen Freundinnen und Freunden. Die #Bundesregierung muss endlich Klartext reden! pic.twitter.com/FzCNF0AXdG — Katja Keul (@KatjaKeul) January 17, … Continue reading →

And you know, the funny thing is, I always have felt welcome. Moments that stand out include in September 2017 attempting to explain to the woman doing my language evaluation how it was I was back at the VHS Mitte … Continue reading →

There’s really no reason to burn them anymore, is there.

She cradles him, his feet and legs bare, as when he was born. People come in and photograph, leave. It seems obligatory. A family each take a photo on their respective cellphones. It’s not clear how many people spend as … Continue reading →