Power in Plain Passive Sight: “Public Charge” Finds Its Drama in the Work of Governing

They file in like a think-tank assembly, taking their positions for an intellectual discussion at the highest level. And then it shifts, slapping us hard with lines that resonate, pulled straight out of the racist world we are dealing with daily. “In America,” he says, meaning the United States, though the distinction matters, “we speak English,” […] The post Power in Plain Passive Sight: “Public Charge” Finds Its Drama in the Work of Governing first appeared on Times Square Chronicles.