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Toilet: A Love Story

Posted on January 17, 2021 by Pam Lazos

Toilet: A Love Story As comedies go, the lowly toilet has long been the brunt of many a comedic trope, potty humor being the universal go-to language when you need a sure thing. We laugh at bathroom humor the same … Continue reading →

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13th — Why Words Matter

Posted on July 4, 2020 by Pam Lazos

13th — Why Words Matter 13th is a powerful look at systemic racism and what is being called the criminalization of an entire sector of society. Nominated in 2017 for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature, 13th is … Continue reading →

Posted in movie review, movies, racism, Uncategorized | Tagged 13th, 13th Amendment, Ava DuVernay, Bill Clinton, george floyd, John Ehrlichman, movie review, police brutality, prison population, Richard Nixon, Ronald and Nancy Reagann, slavery, systemic racism, Why Words Matter | 32 Comments

Generation Wealth

Posted on January 26, 2020 by Pam Lazos

Generation Wealth If you’ve not seen the movie, Generation Wealth, written and directed by photographer and filmmaker, Lauren Greenfield (released July 20, 2018) then I highly recommend you do so now (available through Amazon Prime). The opening night feature … Continue reading →