Archive for January, 2009
Eventually, there will be common ground in Utah
1 Comment Published by les January 29th, 2009 in Communication, Community Dialogue, Current Events, Politics, Salt Lake City.It is dismaying yet hardly surprising that the first of five bills comprising the Common Ground Initiative as proposed by Equality Utah died quickly in a state senate committee this week. With the antediluvian social conservative forces once again flexing their muscles reminding state legislators that they’re taking charge of their minds and hearts, it [...]
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Plan-B’s ‘Block 8′ explores ugly abyss of racism
1 Comment Published by les January 27th, 2009 in Communication, Community Dialogue, Current Events, Performing Arts, Salt Lake City, Theater.Photo courtesy of Sean Graff. Only a few Americans probably know that the U.S. Supreme Court in December, 1944 upheld, by a vote of 6-3, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s executive order from two and a half-years earlier that forever had changed the lives of more than 100,000 Japanese-Americans and Japanese immigrants from the West Coast [...]
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‘A Quiet Little Marriage,’ ‘Strongman’ take top Slamdance prizes; two films get distribution rights
0 Comments Published by les January 24th, 2009 in Current Events, Film, Salt Lake City.“A Quiet Little Marriage,” a feature film directed by Mo Perkins, and “Strongman,” a documentary directed by Zachary Levy are among the major award winners at this year’s Slamdance. In addition, two films from the festival’s narrative feature competition — “The Ante” and “City Rats” — were picked up for distribution and Slamdance officials expect [...]
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