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100 Days Citizen Test

April 29, 2009

On President Obama’s hundredth day: five questions for citizens.

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Tagged With: Richard Harwood, Politics, Dialog, Citizenship, Barack Obama
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Dashed Hopes (or, Nonsense in Nashville)

October 8, 2008

Richard Harwood: “When this campaign started, many people, including myself, thought it was a golden opportunity for a real debate between competing visions for the nation’s future. Remember that?”

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Tagged With: John McCain, Richard Harwood, Presidents, Politics, Nashville, Fact Checking, Debate, Barack Obama
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So, Mrs. Palin, how does it feel to be a Problem?

September 3, 2008

W.E.B. DuBois has said, “being a problem is a strange experience…a peculiar sensation, this double-consciousness, this sense of always looking at one’s self through the eyes of others, of measuring one’s soul by the tape of a world that looks on in amused contempt and pity…” Problems change, but race is still a problem. And […]

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Tagged With: Race, Politics, John McCain, Gender, Election 2008, Civility, Alaska, Republicans, Women, W.E.B. Du Bois, Sarah Palin, Richard Harwood
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Blog Day 2008–Reading, Learning, Hoping, Blogging, Being

August 31, 2008

Blog Day is a linkfest initiated by Nir Ofir in 2005, in the belief that bloggers should have one day which will be dedicated to discover new blogs and expose them to the world. We all have a small number of people and sources of information with which we interact of a regular basis, and that social and informational context is part of what shapes who we are in the world. Blog Day is a chance to expand those social and informational horizons by forging new links into new networks, bridging the divides between people and communities and enlarging our own experience.

The basic rules for Blog Day ask bloggers to post about five blogs that they would like to share with the world. I’ve decided to do a little more…

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Tagged With: Shanta Rohse, WordPress, social media, Rick Warren, Richard Harwood, Open-Books, Milton Gaither, Memes, media ethics, Literacy, Lifelong Learning, Justin Tadlock, Jon Boyd, Barack Obama, Ian Stewart, Digital Literacy, DiGeorge Syndrome, Community of Practice, Byron Borger, Bookstores, Bob Dylan, Blogging, Bible, 22q11 Deletion Syndrome
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On Manifestoes

May 24, 2008

So here are some manifestos of the present day on books, education, faith, and civic life. Though their weight for good or ill, for much or little, is as yet unknown, these are some of the words that will shepherd us into our shared future.

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Shelved with: The Reading Life|| Mind & Society|| Hearts & Minds|| Community & Time|| Civic Life|| Education|| Reading the Word
Tagged With: Danielle Allen, Race, Politics, Michael Pollan, Manifesto, John Taylor Gatto, Homeschooling, History, Faith, Education, Democracy, Ralph Ellison, Clay Shirkey, Classics, Civil Rights, Book Publishing, Barack Obama, Aristotle, Writing, Sara Lloyd, Richard Harwood, Religion
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