When I was younger, my rebellion was personal.
Like the characters in Eve Ensler's Vagina Monologues, when students claim their voices they experience self-love.
It's about expanding the definition of human to include what is female and about working together to dismantle systematized biases in culture.
An occupation of diversity and of transformation is an occupation and a vocation for which we are born, which is to be in communion with all things and each other through love.
As seductive and fresh the film sounds -- I mean how often do we get to see movies about slavery that don't depict black people as victims; powerless to take matters into their own hands? -- I am still very skeptical of how Django will turn out.
I'm always looking for fiction that is not matrimaniacal.
