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One of her many admirers calls Williamson "a Mother Teresa for the '90s," promoting peace of mind through God. Her detractors, however, see something less enlightening at work. No one has accused Williamson of greed -- a single mother, she lives modestly with her daughter India, 14 months, in a two...
In the critical optic of this new "multicultural" perspective, American history as it was once written -- those often tedious treks from Christopher Columbus to Dwight Eisenhower -- leaves out too much, namely nearly everyone who was not a white male. Some adherents go further, questioning whether the Western ideas and ideals...
Benjamin points to one gratifying change among eastern Germans, despite their anxieties. "I interviewed people in Brandenburg before the first all- German election," he recalls. "Many avoided me. Almost none would give their name." These days, Benjamin discovers, "they've learned what freedom | of expression is about, and they go...
Marshall's detractors called him an indifferent Justice, prone to watching television in his chambers. (He once assured his friend Justice William Brennan you could learn a lot about life from soap operas.) By most accounts Marshall had spotty interest in areas of the law beyond civil rights, criminal law...
The 2.9 million-member denomination was the first to face the full implications of the sexual revolution. As far back as 1970, a church panel, echoing Fletcher's approach, declared that "sexual expression . . . cannot be confined to the married and about-to-be-married." Irate traditionalists got that year's...