Racism And History: The Taboo

Sunday, October 5, 2008

Kate's Playground - O-face

A little later (to change), I go here to report that have taken place since October 1 and until tomorrow World Days vegetarian. Created in the U.S. in 1977, they are gently and allow the scale to reach people gradually with information booths, lectures, tastings, and more generally a visibility that is not evident in everyday life.

Several countries participate in this awareness week, which France, with activities everywhere. I believe I see no activities listed for Belgium or Switzerland, which is a shame.

the middle of this week took place the World Animal Day the UN , which she returns each year since 1931 (!). It was Saturday and the two events benefit from being linked. I hope those who have not, as I skipped this because of simple life a little chaotic lately, took advantage and came back with a smile ...

Friday, October 3, 2008

Bottom Lip Capillaries

164 - Obama says he represents a break?

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Friday, October 3, 2008

O ne can not deny the special events of the candidacy of Barak Obama. Never before the presidential campaign American has raised much excitement outside U.S. borders.
Miscegenation Democratic candidate, which identifies a large proportion of black people worldwide, is a first. That said, this event raises many questions:

Obama would support it even if he was a Republican?

What is the weight of its ideas and its potential against the symbolic weight of its color?

Could there be an Obama in Europe, particularly in the hex?

Assuming he wins soon, this symbolism can it help transform the world?

Over 80% of French people support Obama. Would they be the same if Obama had in France?

Titophe

Monday, September 29, 2008

High Cervix Two Days Late

Book of Days vegetarian now: Persepolis

Marjane Satrapi Persepolis

Back Cover:

Any small, Marjane wanted to be a prophet. She said she could heal and sore knees from his grandmother. In 1979, the year of its ten years of the Iranian revolution, it has almost forgotten God. She began to manifest in the garden of his parents, shouting "Down with the King!".
There she imagined rather Che Guevara. After, life has continued, but much less funny. The revolution was a little excited. And the war against Iraq has arrived ...
In Persepolis, Marjane Satrapi recounts her childhood background history of his country, Iran. It is a story funny and sad at the same time, sometimes funny, often touching. But always exciting. It is also a small event: this is the first Iranian comic history ...

A friend recently told himself surprised that I did not read this, because it considers that this is now part of the "classics". Error corrected, and I agree with the terminology. I actually first (and last too) saw the film adaptation , beautiful to me been hungry for more, and I'm not disappointed with the trip. Remain to read other books by Marjane Satrapi ...