I can't get past "touch of the tar brush" racism.

I won't get into the whole "I have pretty girl privilege and I sue when not everyone recognizes it" thing, but the idea that this woman should be considered by anyone as "black" is baffling. I'm not saying that they don't, or that that's not how she identifies, what's just crazy is that someone with so little apparent african heritage would be considered as "black".

http://www.cnn.com/2005/LAW/04/04/librarian.suit.ap/index.html

Art and Hair in Boston

My friend Paul Kerepka is putting a show this weekend in Boston. It's at Eclipse Gallery ( http://search.boston.com/ae/Venue.jsp?id=23152 ) or
( http://www.eclipsesalongallery.com/about.shtml ) I think he's a wonderful painter, he has a great sense of light and color.

Ernie's got a reading for a new musical on Sunday so he's going to be a big ball of manstress, but we'll probably go out Saturday night....