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Tuesday, May 13, 2003 |
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mai's america mai's america, a surreal documentary of a young vietnamese woman's high school exchange to mississippi. she makes friends with a rather odd assortment of people: her baptist host family, self-proclaimed rednecks, a south vietnamese immigrant, and a transvestite. she makes the best of an difficult situation, which is at times very isolating. inspiring. thanks to the diversityworks for showing this film. 11:03:35 PM comment []  |
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the current state of race relations in america amy goodman of democracy now! interviews a number of experts, academics, politicians and activists about the current state of race relations in america. she speaks with winona laduke, barbara smith, howard zinn, helen zia and others. 10:59:36 PM comment [] |
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If everone lived like me, we'd need 2.7 planets uh, ever wonder how much of the world's resources you use up? well now you can find out by answering 15 simple questions. the sad thing is that most people in the u.s. need at least 5 planet's worth. hmmmm.
i already use my bike for my main transportation. i've been getting a box of fresh fruits and veggies, though i'm not sure it's all locally grown, which is important. i am mostly veggie. but i'm still a resource pig! |
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