There was a short rainbow-y period there when it looked like people of color would actually be invited to the table on the regular. Then the idealism dimmed and the spectrum of guests is presently back to monochrome. Charmed, I'm sure.
Besides Clarence Page, don't forget MSNBC's "Pulitzer-Prize-winning-columnist-for-the-Washington-Post-Eugene-Robinson." (Gene is great, guys, but give it a rest already!)
Not only is the NYT magazine font more "condensed," as their editors note put it, but I swear they reduced the point size, which given their aging readership might be a problem.
@Hey_mikey: If you've negotiated yourself some sweet royalty deals in lieu of flat fees, then I'd estimate that you pretty much own the Western Hemisphere by now.
Without getting into a pomo discussion about how "race" is a false construct, can I say that the first guy could qualify as black if he wanted to, at least in that photo? I'm not sure why they didn't just Photoshop his skin color if they wanted someone blacker.
The black guy is wondering why he's being hit with harsh florescent light, while his racially ambiguous wife and children are magically bathed in a sunlit glow.
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I for one welcome our new photogenic overlord.
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But I'm not optimistic. This is just creepy.
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Direct sunlight for everyone!
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So you're that guy at the MLA conference every year....
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AHAHA!
You ought to have your own HBO special.
No, wait, not HBO special. I mean that other thing that's like an HBO special... kick in the nuts. Yeah, that's it.
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SOLD.
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But don't worry folks, she'll sooner jump off a cliff than let the negro have his way.
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