It isn't the racist sheriff in Alabama turning hoses and dogs onto protesters, or the all-white development or country club, but the smooth lobbyist and campaign contributor discussing the efficiency of private prison initiatives or the politician too cowardly to act on decriminalizing marijuana for fear of antagonizing a powerful lobby.
In an extremely thoughtful thread in response to last week's article, Are rights universal?, contributors discussed the metaphysical status of rights, their universal or local grounding, and their political import.
Prosecutors wrote "based on a review of this email and the contributors discussed contributions were accepted from some of the individuals, others made no contributions, while other made contributions to Wisconsin Club for Growth apparently in response to the vetting of the contributions by Friends of Scott Walker".
In conjunction with the Fall Books issue, a handful of regular contributors discuss what's on their night tables.
Tonight contributors discuss whether they were jocks, preps, prisses, nerds or outcasts, and how few high school parties actually ended up with a girl stripped to her undies in the center of the dance floor.
Ms. Ballweg's book is a collaborative effort, with contributors discussing the symptoms of endometriosis, old and new treatments, nutritional strategies that help manage some symptoms, and the connection between the disease and cancer.
Despite their superficial diversity, these groups share a number of characteristics, notably "nationalism, xenophobia, racism, anti-democracy...support for a strong state...emphasis on law and order, ethnic identification and exclusion".With definitions firmly in place, the book's contributors discuss the overall upswing of support for the far-right in Europe over the past two decades.
For example, Tokarczyk and Fay have an excellent anthology on working class women in the academy (1993) in which various contributors discuss the ambiguous positions in which they find themselves by coming from poor family backgrounds and becoming academics.
This week on the VICE UK podcast, our team of VICE contributors discuss modern moral quandaries, from cancelling plans at the last minute to wanking over Facebook photos, as we vote on what is and isn't OK any more.
Ms. Richards, who told her story to a freelance Times Magazine contributor, Amy Barrett, discussed her anxiety about having triplets, the procedure to terminate two of the pregnancies and the healthy baby she eventually delivered; she expressed no regret about her decision.
