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Tag Archives: class
Michael Caine as “Harry Brown”: drugs, thugs and Daily Mail fantasy
Without Caine how far would Bob Hoskins, Gary Oldman and Ray Winstone have progressed in their careers?
London Film Festival: “Blessed” is condescension in film format
O’Connor’s Rhonda is infuriating, pitiful and sexy as she meets with her case manager, Gail.
Posted in Arts & Literature, Entertainment, australia, family Also tagged deborra-lee furness, frances o'connor, miranda otto Leave a comment
Back to school in Canada: not fun for everyone
When your wallet is already a site of ruin and cataclysm, you will get the magazine drives.
Posted in Columnist, Society, family, north america Also tagged canada, education, shopping 5 Comments
Health care reform: an extension of the American dream
Cancer can strike or you can slip and fall. It's arbitrary. You can't buy your way around it.
Ted Kennedy and the paradox of class
Ted Kennedy ultimately believed his role - his responsibility - in the US Senate was to give voice to the voiceless.
Posted in Current Affairs, Society, north america, politics Also tagged mary jo kopechne, matthew elliot, ted kennedy, u.s. 1 Comment
The myth of the American middle class
The way our economy has shifted, we no longer have clear class divisions, yet we do have an upper class that has concentrated its wealth greatly.
Environmentalists: nature’s conservatives