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This invasive method of population control – the answer to the legacy of overpopulation left behind by Mao Zedong – has created a long list of horrors that, besides the child trafficking, includes infanticide, gendercide, infant abandonment and forced abortions, all used by families desperate to meet the set child quotas.
This invasive method of population control the answer to the legacy of overpopulation left behind by Mao Zedong has created a long list of horrors that, besides child trafficking, includes infanticide, gendercide, infant abandonment, and forced abortions, all used by families desperate to meet the set child quotas.
The violence and turbulence, the emotion and engagement, that I encountered among the competing guardians of his legacy answers any question about his continuing power in our time.
Graham's short answer: politics, jobs and legacy.
Mr. Duvalier, who fled the country in 1986, should also answer for his squalid legacy of disappearance, torture and murder.
One answer is the enduring legacy of the 1980s, a dangerous acceptance of iron economic laws devised by the same economists, forecasters and credit-raters who failed to see the bubble or predict the banking cataclysm.
When I asked whether he imagined himself running as heir to Villaraigosa's legacy, he answered with studied caution.
Its spectacles of cartoonish wish fulfillment root Django deeply within the realm of fantasy; however, satisfying for black audiences who long to see a black conquering hero, its simplicity also invokes a particularly American appetite for false or easy answers to the legacies of racism.
In fact, the ultimate question the hearings are likely to answer involves Mr. Rangel's legacy: whether Congressional historians will regard him as base and crooked, or noble.
