Tim Forkes is a journalist for the Los Angeles Post-Examiner, focusing on local news and politics in the Los Angeles area. His articles cover a range of topics, including political commentary, social issues, and personal experiences.
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By: Tim Forkes
What are we celebrating on this Independence Day? We can say the flag, Mom and apple pie, the usual shorthand for an America that stood by unexamined ideals, blind to the abuses of the white, Anglo-Saxon European invaders and the resulting institutional racism and imperialism that has defined this nation since the first illegal aliens — intruders — set foot on Plymouth Rock. The introduction of white privilege.
What are we celebrating on this Independence Day? We can say the flag, Mom and apple pie, the usual shorthand for an America that stood by unexamined ideals, blind to the abuses of the white, Anglo-Saxon European invaders and the resulting institutional racism and imperialism that has defined this nation since the first illegal aliens — intruders — set foot on Plymouth Rock. The introduction of white privilege.
Listen to this article This is what happens when I don’t set a deadline and still don’t finish in time
Because I am self-quarantining due to someone close to me having COVID-19, I have been binging on a variety of movies and TV programs. For example — and this sounds crazy — I binged through all three of the Lord of the Rings movies; The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers and The Return of the King. All three being extended versions, meaning that is more than 10 hours of viewing. Thankfully I was able to take naps in all three, so that time wasn’t completely wasted. After 20-plus years they are still entertaining films.
Because I am self-quarantining due to someone close to me having COVID-19, I have been binging on a variety of movies and TV programs. For example — and this sounds crazy — I binged through all three of the Lord of the Rings movies; The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers and The Return of the King. All three being extended versions, meaning that is more than 10 hours of viewing. Thankfully I was able to take naps in all three, so that time wasn’t completely wasted. After 20-plus years they are still entertaining films.
By: Tim Forkes
Kamala Harris, the daughter of immigrants from India and Jamaica, is officially the Democratic presidential nominee for 2024 following her acceptance at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
By: Tim Forkes
His name is Bug and I picked him up at the same shelter where earlier this year I brought Laverne and Shirley to be placed for adoption. His scruffy hair, unique shade of color, and loving nature made him a slam dunk to adopt.
By: Tim Forkes
He wasn’t the only big name at The Lost Holliday Los Angeles premiere, though, with Vivica A. Fox by his side and a roster of others (Mona Scott-Young, Jabari Redd, Brittany S. Hall, Miriam A. Hyman, Marquise Vilson, Londyn Carter, Memphis Cole, Leslie David Baker and Gina Belafonte) walking the red carpet.
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By: Tim Forkes
It’s hard to believe … or maybe not so hard to believe. There are enough stupid people in this nation who voted for a convicted criminal to win the election to be the 47 th president of the United States. There are left-leaning pundits who think we shouldn’t denigrate the people that voted for Donald J. Trump to be president, but how can we describe the people that marked their ballots for the criminal? They are fucking stupid.
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