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Monday, January 8 2001

Mediations of Japan: The O-N Series

By tjmHolden

ReDotPop -- The O-N Series.

(more ReDotPop)

Saturday, October 7 2000

Mediations of Japan: Brought to you by Public Transportation

By tjmHolden

ReDotPop -- Brought to you by Public Transportation.

(more ReDotPop)

Wednesday, July 5 2000

Mediations of Japan: Ranma

By tjmHolden

ReDotPop -- Ranma.

(more ReDotPop)

Monday, May 29 2000

It’s All About the Pentiums

By Patrick Schabe

It's getting to the point where you can't enjoy a simple hamburger these days.

(more Popping Off)

Saturday, May 13 2000

Mediations of Japan: Food

By tjmHolden

ReDotPop -- Food: With the duo endlessly crooning about crustaceans over radios, on variety shows, as backing in television commercials, through speakers in elevators and restaurants, via CD rentals, and in karaoke boxes, Puffy had Japan from Hiroshima to Hakodate singing the praises of scarfing shellfish along summer shorelines.

(more ReDotPop)

Friday, May 5 2000

Like Water for Chocolate: Common’s Recipe for Progressive Hip-Hop

By Mark Anthony Neal

Like the surreal Laura Esquivel novel that Rashid 'Lonnie' Lynn invokes in the title of his brilliant new release Like Water for Chocolate.

(more Critical Noire)

Wednesday, April 5 2000

Sumo

By tjmHolden

: This story is about sumo, but it begins in the back of a van.

(more ReDotPop)

Friday, March 31 2000

Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Globalization?

By Patrick Schabe

: It's getting to the point where you can't enjoy a simple hamburger these days.

(more Popping Off)

Tuesday, February 15 2000

McGruder’s Follies: Playa Hatin’ BET in Public

By Mark Anthony Neal

In my last two columns, I have come dangerously close to setting a trend in which I consistently attack the 'hick' culture. Not wanting to make enemies among people I don't hate, this time I'm turning the microscope on a general suburban blight of conspicuous consumption: the SUV.

(more Critical Noire)

In Loving Memory of the Car

By Patrick Schabe

: In my last two columns, I have come dangerously close to setting a trend in which I consistently attack the 'hick' culture. Not wanting to make enemies among people I don't hate, this time I'm turning the microscope on a general suburban blight of conspicuous consumption: the SUV.

(more Popping Off)

Saturday, January 1 2000

As Cool as Calvin

By Patrick Schabe

: I owe a great debt to Bill Watterson for bringing a seven-year-old boy and his stuffed tiger into my life. Calvin and Hobbes may be the best comic strip ever drawn, and even if that's debatable to the world at large, it holds true for me.

(more Popping Off)

Friday, November 19 1999

Patrick Schabe

By Patrick Schabe

Popping Off

(more Popping Off)

Sunday, January 1 1995

Damned If You Do.  Damned If You Don’t.

By Marc Lamont Hill

Snitching cuts three ways: it protects the community; it harms the community, and; it slices through the legal system to one's benefit/another's detriment.

(more The Barbershop Notebooks)

Damned If You Do.  Damned If You Don’t.

By Marc Lamont Hill

Snitching cuts three ways: it protects the community; it harms the community, and; it slices through the legal system to one's benefit/another's detriment.

(more The Barbershop Notebooks)

Modern Day Hottietots

By Mark Reynolds

There is much to be made of / on / about a black woman's backside.

(more Negritude 2.0)

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