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To Women Voters:

Posted on November 6, 2016 by Jacques Delacroix

I take the liberty to point out a small number of issues that I am told are important to women. I do it because I used to be a respectable social scientist and because I have been retired for ten … Continue reading →

Posted in Current Events | Tagged abortion, black poverty, female vote, first female president, first woman president, immigration, lifeboat, open borders, pay disparities, pay gap, President Bill Clinton, President Obama, presidential elections, pro-choice, pro-life, race relations, sexist language, sexual violence, Supreme Court appointees, Trump's foul mouth, women | Leave a comment

Facts vs Narrative: American Peronismo

Posted on April 1, 2015 by Jacques Delacroix

Anyone who has written anything other than an accident report, maybe even only three letters to his mother, knows or guesses the following: facts often interfere with the quality of a narrative. Only very great writers manage to incorporate all … Continue reading →

Posted in Socio-Political Essays | Tagged abortion, Argentina, Arizona immigration law, Buenos Aires, Canada, climate change, Communist Party, Cuba, Deomocratic Party, fascism, GDP/capita, glass ceiling, global warming, illegal immigrants, Mercedes Sosa, out-of-wedlock births, Peronismo, racism, Rio Grande, summer camp, tango, War on Poverty | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: abortion

To Women Voters:

Facts vs Narrative: American Peronismo

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