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I might do the same thing as this guy if I also had an infinitely self-replicating dollar. Or maybe it…
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@ Jacqueline Squid Onassis @ Dianne I want to THANK YOU LADIES VERY MUCH for taking so much time writing…
@Dianne, No worries. I didn't take that as your intent but it gave me the opportunity to point out why…
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Author Archives: Richard Jeffrey Newman
As a Jew, I Do Not Feel Safe
As the husband of a Muslim woman and the father of a son whose name marks him as foreign even though he was born in the United States, I have been reading with care, gratitude, and a welcome sense of … Continue reading
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A Gay Iranian Mullah Who is a Refugee in Turkey
This is a pretty remarkable story.
Posted in Iran, Islam, Lesbian, Gay, Bi, Trans and Queer issues
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I’m Kvelling: My Son’s Band, Starbat, has Released Their First Single on Bandcamp
[bandcamp width=350 height=470 album=384959557 size=large bgcol=ffffff linkcol=0687f5 tracklist=false] Check it out and, if you like the song—which I do, a lot, and not just because I played the small synth part at the end—I hope you’ll consider buying it. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Music
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For My Son, A Kind of Prayer Is Out! And Other Publication Announcements
April 2016 has definitly not been cruel to me. I have three publication announcements I’d like to share with you. Announcement One: For My Son, A Kind of Prayer I am very happy to announce that my new chapbook For My Son, … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
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One Reason It’s Important to Pay Attention to the Elections in Iran
https://www.facebook.com/iranwireenglish/videos/975076229235655/ This is important to pay attention to not because it means women are suddenly free of discrimination and oppression in Iran, but because it demonstrates that Iranian women are not the helpless, powerless victims they are often portrayed as … Continue reading
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And of course this "incentive" only applies to poor people: Rich people who already have enough to live off of…