Guest blogger Bonnie St. John recalls the 1984 Innsbruck Games and shares what the Paralympic world had known since the beginning: athletic competition among people with disabilities is intense and exciting.
Coming in hot with momentum from the “Made Visible” panel discussion and the best-selling success of her latest text, Half the Sky, WuDunn is an advocate for women’s rights, making a name for herself in the global war against the oppression of women. The Half the Sky Movement will also include a four-part series featured on PBS.
While some have attempted to explain Tim and Eric's humor, it's something, much like cilantro or Kevin Smith movies, that you either like or you don't--explanation rarely makes a difference.
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I tuned in to this interview last evening on PBS and I am in agreement except in one area…Thank you for allowing me to comment and for the issues you bring to the platform.
I have always had a great deal of admiration for both Mr. Smiley and Dr. West. Seeing them interviewed the other night by Phil Donahue was a real treat. I definitely will be reading their book.
Linda comments on Tavis’ conversation with Phil Donahue
Thank you Tavis Smiley and guests for this timely and informative panel.