He explains that in the United States, as anywhere, the first question remains a question of class, but the coincidence between class and color makes the first American social conflict a conflict of race.
"Are you familiar with gnawa?" Anywhere else, the question would very likely be met with pin-drop silence.
"If Amazon can offer both," says Braverman, "why would anyone go anywhere else?" The question is whether, even with its low, virtual overhead, Amazon can afford to be all things to all people as the hypercompetitive e-commerce arena forces it to introduce heavier discounting on books as well as its other product lines.
But of course, in the U.S. just like anywhere else, the question occurs of how far the Shoah matters today.
But in the halls of any children's hospital anywhere, the only question that seems important is clear: How much of this is preventable?
But, aside from the broad scope suggested by the goal of stopping future "mass terror" attacks, which can be planned from anywhere, there is the question of whom Trump numbers among our "enemies".
If those figures are anywhere near the truth, the question becomes how much longer Brazil can afford to fail its schoolchildren.
These teachers will raise big questions and then step back to "allow learning to happen," using Mitra's words, although they will continue to provide encouragement, leaving it up to kids anywhere to answer the questions by collaborating on an intellectual journey across the world of the Internet.
"I don't think the question is anywhere close to settled," said Gary L. Bauer, an influential Christian conservative leader and former Republican candidate himself in 2000.
But that wasn't, of course, to get anywhere near an answer to the question of just what the conductor does up there on the podium.
