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  Yoav Potash Takes 'Crime's' Case to Larger Audience

  Judy Stone
  Aug 1, 2011

  Deborah Peagler's case in 'Crime After Crime' gets its time in court and on screen, with moving results.

  
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  Yoav Potash Takes 'Crime's' Case to Larger Audience

  Judy Stone
  Aug 1, 2011

  Deborah Peagler's case in 'Crime After Crime' gets its time in court and on screen, with moving results.

  
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  Yoav Potash Takes 'Crime's' Case to Larger Audience

  Judy Stone
  Aug 1, 2011

  Deborah Peagler's case in 'Crime After Crime' gets its time in court and on screen, with moving results.

  
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  Essential SF: Marlon Riggs

  Dennis Harvey
  Nov 15, 2010

  From 'Tongues Untied' to 'Black Is.....Black Ain't,' Marlon Riggs' art was a series of radical acts that were both overdue and ahead of their time. Two decades ago, in post-Reagan America, the arts were under fire—one lit by a very particular religious right match. Feeling the heat was the National Endowment for the Arts, a then 25-year-old institution already pretty pitifully funded by comparison with most other developed nations’ governmental arts support. But the small portion of NEA grants that helped avant-garde or otherwise edgy art—as opposed to, say, the local Gilbert & Sullivan society or annual craft fair—provided plenty of opportunities...

  
• November 3 2010
  
  

  Essential SF: Marlon Riggs

  Dennis Harvey
  Nov 15, 2010

  From 'Tongues Untied' to 'Black Is.....Black Ain't,' Marlon Riggs' art was a series of radical acts that were both overdue and ahead of their time. Two decades ago, in post-Reagan America, the arts were under fire—one lit by a very particular religious right match. Feeling the heat was the National Endowment for the Arts, a then 25-year-old institution already pretty pitifully funded by comparison with most other developed nations’ governmental arts support. But the small portion of NEA grants that helped avant-garde or otherwise edgy art—as opposed to, say, the local Gilbert & Sullivan society or annual craft fair—provided plenty of opportunities...