Here’s an editorial in the WSJ.
Here’s the response in the Inqy.
Here’s the WSJ’s next response.
Here’s the 1619 article that offers compelling historical context about this non-argument.
I wish I had Twitter to follow this tag: #goldfarbchallenge. Assessing the trajectory of both sides of this argument would make for great debates in class.
Bad enough I couldn’t drink coffee or eat after midnight. Rain too.
$11.00 for
Anais Nin, Cities of the Interior (Chicago: Swallow Press, 1974).
Elizabeth Strout, My Name is Lucy Barton (NY: Random House, 2016).
Charles S. Anderson, Old Advertising Cuts from A-Z (Niles, MI: French Paper Company, 1989).
Edith Wharton, The Age of Innocence (San Diego: Canterbury Classics, 2014).
And one more book on Bonsai, my next hobby.
