17. House of Cards: “Only Us. Small. Solitary. Striving.” #CaPC25
The series highlights D.C.’s distinct regional emphasis on reputation and influence and shows how those specific forms of power are as intoxicating and sexy a seduction as any other.
The series highlights D.C.’s distinct regional emphasis on reputation and influence and shows how those specific forms of power are as intoxicating and sexy a seduction as any other.
I’m thankful that modern technology makes this work of preservation and dissemination possible.
Could Father Christmas be so gracious to answer that child anyway?
“This is why the label ‘immigrant fiction’ offended me, because instead of acknowledging and engulfing such experiences into the community at large, it suggested that they are somehow deviant or misfit.”
“Our desires indicate the deep ways we long to be acknowledged and known by God.”
There’s nothing wrong with growing a successful business and making money, along with using that opportunity to create more meaningful community.
“There needs to be a collective and sustained effort by women and men to address the truth of inequity that is still played out in our cultural values and institutions.”
A recent Hollywood exploration of the end of the world has surprisingly biblical things to say about judgment.
“Should we preserve tradition or be “relevant” and imitate the culture at large?”
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