MLK’s sculpture portrays a monumental, stern, and even defiant Martin Luther King. Somewhat at odds with the Jesus-like makeover the press has given him.
Continue ReadingIf I had to pick one image to represent the human condition, this might be it.
Continue ReadingDodging a bullet, and crying wolf: Hurricane Irene in New York City.
Continue ReadingIf you were at all worried about London's well-being, not to worry.
Continue ReadingWho can't relate right now to the the world on fire, or the sense of free fall?
Continue ReadingIt's not evil we're dealing with here, it's hate.
Continue ReadingI'm reading a lot of references to "preppy." I haven't yet seen any reference to "Aryan," though.
Continue ReadingThe pairing of two explanations–one where culture harms the economy, and the other where the economy affects culture–is not journalistic objectivity; no, it’s a false equivalence, and one that encourages the reader to believe that the state should be treating symptoms rather than causes.
Continue ReadingHas Dr. Bachmann, in his and his wife's vitriol toward homosexuality, brought this visual, as heavy as it is with innuendo, upon himself?
Continue ReadingPhotographer Danny Ghitis analyzes the phenomenon of people stealing from the Auschwitz death camp museum.
Continue ReadingThe dream, the image suggests, was to get just one pod through to some unknown egg. Humanity wouldn’t conquer anything, but if it was found by the right host, some version of the species could spread across the galaxy.
Continue ReadingI love this shot. It’s better than the photo of the defense lawyer shooting the bird.
Continue ReadingI don't want to sound alarmist, but the warning signs are everywhere regarding politico's safety.
Continue ReadingWith the two guys lower left and the guy in the center, Doug captures a decidedly expectant air. Waiting for Godot?
Continue Reading"EVERYONE was on their phones, checking Twitter, myself included," Christopher Guess reported from the West Village as the crowd awaited the outcome of the same sex marriage vote.
Continue ReadingIf the tone and body language in the White House photo seems to parallel Cuomo and Bloomberg, et. al. at the Pride March, the comparison stops there.
Continue ReadingA reader just got sent this to me and it strikes me as strangely relevant somehow.
Continue ReadingWouldn’t logic dictate that the medical, societal and legal systems that conspired to put a rational man in jail are in fact themselves illogical? Within the fabric of our society, there exists a vast gulf between the ways people interface with services and institutions. To me, that is crazy.
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