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Saturday, January 18, 2014

Minister Farrakhan's Saviours' Day 2011 Keynote Address

Friday, January 17, 2014

Melville and the Language of Denial | The Nation

Melville and the Language of Denial | The Nation
"Since my earliest readings of Moby-Dick, I always sensed Herman Melville’s deliberate misdirections: that he was telling some other story underneath the obvious one. So it was not hard to suspect his manipulation of the reader as well as his tendency to hide/display deeper revelations underneath the surface narrative. Benito Cereno fell quickly (for me) into that category because I didn’t believe... a kidnapped African slave en route to ownership by a stranger in a foreign land would be so accommodating. Why would he care about the health and well-being of his captor? I understood that the massacre of violently rebelling slaves would be condoned in nineteenth-century “slave history” as the erasure of evil or the culling of herds. But I saw the equally violent response of the slaves on the ship as that of rational, if enraged, humans unwilling to be kidnapped for profit."
--from "Playing in the Dark" by Toni Morrison

Saturday, January 11, 2014

Pt. 53 The Wheel-Allah (God's) Calling Card - The Time And What Must Be ...

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