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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Martin Luther King and Adolf Hitler
I wrote the following post a long time ago – and then duly forgot about it. But my school teacher brother called me today and asked, “How do you say ‘I have a dream’ in Hebrew?”. I told him and … Continue reading
The Jewish Pulaar of Senegal
On my return from Houston to Portland, I had the privilege of sitting next to a nice Jewish lady from Senegal whose native language is Pulaar. Well… actually she’s from the Midwest, but she’s been to Senegal a few times … Continue reading
The dangers of bungee jumping in Africa
Anybody who bungee jumps must be aware that there is a possibility the cord might snap. I suppose the knowledge of this danger adds to the thrill. Every now and then we hear of somebody using a cord that is … Continue reading
Mexican media versus American media
Though I’ve written about this before, my convictions were confirmed during my stay in Mexico: The Mexican media is extremely Eurocentric. Generally speaking, brown people are shown on Mexican T.V. only when the program is specifically about them, if they’re … Continue reading
Mayan being spoken
Some people claim that Mayan, in its various dialects, is still a healthy language with a rosy future. For example, here is a tour guide in Uxmal describing the state of his language (at my request): [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgr7gEoeX5c&w=420&h=315] We dragged … Continue reading
I'm back from vacation!
Okay dear readers. Now I’ll let y’all in on my secret: I wasn’t just taking a vacation from blogging; I was actually taking a vacation – to the Yucatan. The circumstances of this vacation were a bit unusual and its … Continue reading
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