Open Thread
The 20th anniversary of the release of Spike Lee’s ground-breaking movie Do The Right Thing, which dealt with a day in the life of a block in Bed Stuy, and in so doing brought the multi-layered issues of gentrification race coexistence and conflict in the inner city to a broader national audience. Two decades later, how much has changed and how much remains the same?


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  1. etson- I don’t evaluate him except on the basis of what he does. How you could have possibly read anything else into what I wrote is beyond me. What I do appreciate is his historic place. But regarding Republicans vs dems- you might be right. It seems that the Republican party isn’t going to evaluate him at all- they wrote him off the day after the election.

  2. Arkady…Hiya! I’m getting around better now. I may be able to do without the cane by next week, but the faux shoe and foot wrap remains for a while longer. I’m currently rolling my foot across a tennis ball (supposed to be a good form of therapy to help stretch out and exercise the tendon.) Who knew tennis balls cost so much! No one seems to sell them in sets less than 12. I got fed up, went to Petland Discounts, and bought two tennis ball dog toys for a total of $2.00 – Hot damn!

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