Boycotting

I just talked to my elderly aunt from Texas, who used to send us pecan everything, and that reminds me everyone should read the pecan chapter in All that she carried, by tiya miles

it's a win win win...no brainer. Unfortunately, so many, mostly in the GOP, have self-lobotomized. And suppressed their heart feeling.

I was going to say just this. Seconded.

Not to mention unintelligible. That was her challenge. She basically was doing a translation of his aesthetics.

as an editor of a handbook who once had to write half a chapter when the author was unable to continue (due to health issues), this hit home with me on another level.

My mom wrote her master's thesis in 1976 on Kant's aesthetics. She's 84 now, and I was just reading her thesis out loud to her today, which she took great delight in (even as it is all worlds away).

Cohen was partial soundtrack for my very long road trip yesterday

driving down from sacramento in the 1970s in the family station wagon, descending the tehachapis into the la basin was also letting in an infection that would catch in the throat, and kick off a dialectic of shallow breath and coughing lasting the entire visit with grandparents.

UCmuLA

I praised my Harvard colleague for the good work being done this week by Harvard faculty—Vincent Brown, Phil Deloria, and Annette Gordon-Reed, on the American Revolution. Lepore is impressive, if also infuriating. (And Summers can just rot).

Tiya Miles, All that she carried. (maybe not quite what you're asking for, but it's immersive and a page-turner nonetheless, for the beautiful craft throughout).

inspired my first history book.