Word: unabashedness
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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This box declares the most stunning new element of the "new look": an unabashed look at politics. For the first time since I've been reading the Quarterly, the majority of articles deal not with landscape gardening or cooking tips, but with international and national debates as they affect and...
On the other side is the Pittston Coal Company, a near parody of the worst excesses of corporate irresponsibility. Why should you support the miners against Pittston? It's not just that Pittston is an unabashed union buster. It's not just that it has a record of safety and...
Yet for a moment, we were back in the late 1970s, making giant letters, unabashed as 12-year-olds. Layers of cynicism and anxiety peeled away as we became kids again--taller and tipsier, but still kids.
Hightower, 46, a native of Denison in North Texas who edited the activist biweekly Texas Observer before running for office, is an unabashed advocate of consumers and small farmers. Says he: "There's room for more family farms, not less. You can make money on 40 acres." Hightower has encouraged...
THE last casualty of the Reagan Revolution is, I fear, Mother Jones magazine, a long-time soap box for leftists and unabashed bleeding heart liberals. Named for Mary Harris "Mother" Jones, an early 20th century labor organizer and self-described hell-raiser, the magazine is perhaps best known to Harvard...