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Not Confusing the Political and the Personal |
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by Craig Louis Stehr
Email: craigstehr (nospam) hushmail.com (verified)
Address: 593 62nd Street, Oakland, CA 94609-1246 |
14 Mar 2012
Modified: 12:43:33 PM |
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Of course the political and the personal are one! What else? |
As long as I can remember, as far back as when I was co-editor of The Collective Networker Newsletter in 1975 in San Francisco, the mantram was: "Don't confuse the political and the personal". Thirty-seven years later, I have learned that only an automaton would believe that the political and the personal are totally separate. Having just returned from Occupy NYC and D.C., I am resurrecting my personal life. Also, I am now paying off debts accrued from borrowing money to be at Zuccotti Park-OWS and both Occupy D.C. encampments; no joke, I look forward to when I have more money, hopefully soon. I won't mention that I am overdue for sex, because I don't want to freak out the otherwise liberated bods of the IMC tech staff, resulting in this being taken off the newswire.
Maine Earth First! surprised me with a "present". They created and are maintaining a blog featuring my Occupy NYC and D.C. reporting, observations, and damn right the political and personal are one. Please enjoy it here: http://craiglstehr.blogspot.com |
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http://craiglstehr.blogspot.com
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Recommended Reading |
by Craig Louis Stehr
craigstehr (nospam) hushmail.com (verified) |
15 Mar 2012
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Renowned Goddess of Desire: Women, Sex, and Speech in Tantra
by Loriliai Biernacki, assoc. prof. Religious Studies, U of Colorado-Boulder
Oxford University Press (2007)
ISBN:978-0-19-532782-3 |
