Blind Justice?
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Perhaps the greatest obstacle to the American justice system is American culture
itself.
After all, it’s doubtful that the
J.G.C. Wise
J.G.C. Wise (formerly Josh Cacopardo) has been on staff with The Curator since 2009, and also writes occasionally for GenerationQ. His first literary love was poetry, which gave way to songwriting and
The Hunt for the Real Autumn
Each year around this time, without fail, New York City is abuzz with the
residents’ autumnal alacrity, having had had quite enough of the sweaty summer
season. Enthusiastic praise is given first to
Four Year Hibernation
A four-year absence is a risk for any band, especially in a musical climate as
diverse – dare I say saturated – as today’s. It’s more than enough time to fade
into distant
Love, <br />Zombie-fied
Love is a strange thing.
Yet stranger, still, are the things that cause us to fall in love. For some,
flirtation begins with arrogance – a haughty tango between the mind’s sharp wit
Who was Neda Agha-Soltan?
Who was Neda Agha-Soltan
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Neda_Agha-Soltan]?
It seems there isn’t a journalist in the world who hasn’t asked the question.
Through her death, her