I just saw the film at a small theatre in Tokyo. It was a biopic about the French politician who lived through holocaust and after the war became a lawyer and the minister of French government and became the first female president of European Union assembly. She helped promote women's rights by legalisation of abortion in France, 1970's. She contributed to improvement of prisoners' condition. Why was she so enthusiastic about human rights issues? The film started with her childhood in Nice with her family living in a happy condition before the second world war. Her...
Category > society
02 July 2023
Affirmative Action cannot be a solution
US supreme court ruled the affirmative action which sets racial quota in college admission is unconstitutional. I, myself think it is not a bad ruling. When a college chooses who is qualified for its students, why does race matter? Grade Point Average, entrance test scores do matter. Race matters only when an interview is conducted. As for diversity thing, As Justice Thomas...
19 July 2022
The Rise of "White America" Roe vs. Wade Overturned!
28 February 2022