By J. A. Gleichman
Iconographer and painter Laura James is currently creating a permanent installation based on the Stations of the Cross for three churches in Haiti.
Early experiences with racial bias, particularly in the Bible picture books of her childhood, caused James to look away from that faith and then look back.
Reviewed by Andrew DeCort
Amidst strong competition, it’s debatable whether deserved to win this year’s Oscar for Best Picture. But it’s undoubtedly a great movie, and it’s worth paying attention to for at least six reasons.
First, doesn’t hesitate to expose the moral shadiness of the US’s relations with Iran as the backdrop to the 1979 Iranian Hostage Crisis.
Ashenafi Zedebub
Nowadays, it is not at all strange to see women being posted at a higher – or even at the highest top sometimes – level in either government or non-government organizations. Today, we seen women named or elected to hold office of a prime minister, minister, bank president, CEO of insurance establishments and other organizations; to see them appointed as speaker of parliament, as a judge, as notary public, as editor-in-chief of mass media and what not.
