
After Henry: Essays

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Joan Didion • After Henry: Essays
This expectation on the part of the Reagans that other people would care for their needs struck many people, right away, as remarkable, and was usually characterized as a habit of the rich. But of course it is not a habit of the rich, and in any case the Reagans were not rich: they, and this expectation, were the products of studio Hollywood, a
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was “self-appointed” and “self-promoting”.
Joan Didion • After Henry: Essays
had published one book, three years before.
Joan Didion • After Henry: Essays
What seemed markedly different a decade later, what made crime a “story”, was that the more privileged, and especially the more privileged white, citizens of New York had begun to feel unnerved at high noon in even their own neighborhoods.
Joan Didion • After Henry: Essays
What makes the conspiracy more complex are those people who do not plot together to destroy Black boys, but, through their indifference, perpetuate it.
Joan Didion • After Henry: Essays
was told when I asked how this could be), but also encourage people “to put their babies down them”.
Joan Didion • After Henry: Essays
was of a city in which the powerless had been systematically ruined, violated, raped by the powerful.
Joan Didion • After Henry: Essays
I feel like these rwo statements arethe essential point of this part of tge book - tge new york part and whts wronf with it
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