By disposing of the California case on narrow procedural grounds, the Supreme Court avoided the necessary reckoning about the fundamental violation of equal protection created by state laws that prohibit same-sex couples from marrying.
Miami Beach follows other major U.S. cities like Chicago, New York, Seattle, and Washington, D.C., that have already adopted similar proposals, and the wider adoption of the buttons comes amid the national reckoning about sexual assault.
The result was The Reckoning, a play about the Monmouth Rebellion.
Jia Tolentino is a staff writer at The New Yorker whose recent work includes a Profile of the attorney Gloria Allred, a review of the literature on the millennial generation, and essays on the ongoing cultural reckoning about sexual assault.
He also talks about the "reckoning" – how, although the rest of the world has moved on, in Bosnia there has been no thaw in the hatred, and the war is still alive.
For the hierophants of the Marlowe Society, however, their playwright was not murdered in a Deptford tavern after a row about "the reckoning" (the bill) but spirited away to France through court connections (Marlowe was a spy).
I do wish they'd ask the guys about the Reckoning instead of the women.
There is more than enough blame for that to go around as David Halberstam points outs in his masterful book, The Reckoning, written in 1986 about the seismic confrontation between America and Japan in the automotive industry during the 70s and 80s.
Amid the wave of sexual harassment scandals that rocked nearly every part of society in 2017 and brought about the "Reckoning," the story of director James Toback's accusers stands out.
And from that they will be given a strategy, with David Saker, the England pace-bowling coach, reckoning about half the input comes from him and the other half from the bowlers.
