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The Mockingbird and Me
Last night we watched ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’. Set in 1934 Alabama, we saw a world of segregation, where the black population were vulnerable to injustice, and, extrajudicial killing. It tells of lawyer, Atticus Finch, defending Tom Robinson, an innocent black man maliciously accused of the rape of a white girl. The story is told…
The Unexpected Miracle
Yesterday, reading ‘The Hundred and One Dalmatians’: Pongo and Missis, the adult dalmatians have rescued the ninety-seven pups from captivity in Suffolk (such a terrible county!) and are trying to get them back to their home in London. The evil Cruella de Vil is closing in on them: ‘Nothing but a miracle can save us…
What We Say… What We Do.
I’ve been impressed by King Charles in his state visit to the US, particularly by his speech to Congress yesterday. He quoted President Lincoln’s words from his 1863 Gettysburg Address, ‘…the world may little note what we say, but will never forget what we do.’ It’s true in international politics today; it’s true in the…
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