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  Gabriel Sterling, Georgia’s official charged with managing the state’s voting system, has become the one person truly willing to burst Donald Trump’s bubble.  Not only has he proclaimed the election in his state free and fair, he has called on Trump and his enablers to stop trying to undo the election in the strongest and most direct language yet.   “This is elections.  This is the backbone of democracy, and all of you who have not said a damn word are complicit in this.  It’s ...

Part biography, part history — all informative Jan 8, 2021 | Paper Bullets: Two Artists Who Risked Their Lives to Defy the Nazis by Jeffrey H. Jackson (c.2020, Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill) $27.95 336 pages. Pick, pick, pick. If you’re patient, that’s how you break big things into very little things. One pebble taken from here, another small stone removed from there — and over time, you undermine the structure. It’s the same for dams, walls, foundations, people and, in the new book...

  Gabriel Sterling, Georgia’s official charged with managing the state’s voting system, has become the one person truly willing to burst Donald Trump’s bubble.  Not only has he proclaimed the election in his state free and fair, he has called on Trump and his enablers to stop trying to undo the election in the strongest and most direct language yet.   “This is elections.  This is the backbone of democracy, and all of you who have not said a damn word are complicit in this.  It’s ...

18,079 shares As part of the Paris avant-garde of the 1920s, Suzanne Malherbe, left, and Lucy Schwob created subversive, gender-bending art under the pseudonyms Marcel Moore and Claude Cahun. (Jersey Heritage Collections/ via New York Jewish Week) Jeffrey H. Jackson, author of Paper Bullets. (Algonquin/ via New York Jewish Week) Lucy and Suzanne reclining at the water near their home in Jersey. (Jersey Heritage Collections/ via New York Jewish Week) German soldiers standing in King Street...

Latest. >> reporter: shes not happy. melanie valentine says her grandfather tore the piece of paper out of that, she had it in the back pocket and went to throw it away and one of the classmates saw it and notified the school. >> he yelled at me and said i shouldnt have never brung the gun to school and i kept telling him it was a paper gun, but he wouldnt listen. >> mom says thed the daughter in front of her classmates perhaps looking for paper bullets, who knows and melanie says her classmates...