pubblicato in Italia "Patrimonio. Una storia vera" di Philip Roth
It is very strange that a book written by a Pulitzer Prize in 1991 released in the United States is published in Italy until the end of 2007. Not quite everything travels in real time!
What happened to the apron? Become optional at the end of the seventies resists for about twenty years, then decline. By now wear only the children of kindergartens and occasional schoolboy. It is strange that something so everyday until a few years ago, disappear without a sound. Yet many mothers and even a considerable number of teachers they appreciate it more. In fact, the apron is destined to certain death because they do not like to direct recipients: children. When they want no one can resist.
The French student union, UNEF, in solidarity with their compatriots who oppose the reforms by Nicolas Sarkozy. After the railways, urban public transport and also the employees of theaters including the university mobility. The left-wing students do not digest the recognition of the autonomy to universities. Perhaps this reasoning is only an excuse, maybe the university "our cousins" could not rsistere from "carousing" with the others especially if the enemy call Sarko. French is definitely the leader with a strong charisma that has earned him many plaudits, but also the hostility of some sections of the population. Young French people have always been ready to take to the streets. This was indeed the Sixty-eight when they were the first in Europe to raise the dust of the revolt. More recently, when he was President Chirac, have rebelled against the precariousness and then against racial discrimination. A connection can not be forgotten clashes in suburbs: the riots carried out by immigrants from the Maghreb to the third generation. often depart from universities across the Alps of sparks, but the flame seems sepegersi before the bomb blasts. I mean "a lot of smoke and no fire." The French geventù not give the impression of wanting to address and then solve the problems that afflict it. Even the protests against Sarkozy appear aligned with the traditional get up in the head in Paris.
anger against Roma and Romanians has no boundaries. After the murder of Giovanna Reggiani hands of a Rumanian citizen of Roma origin, Romulus Mailat intolerance against nomadic immigrants is also colored red, has become something left. Before Bologna, Florence and Rome now raises his voice against immigrants. The first video was shot by right wing groups today can certainly be shared by many Italians, of many parts politiche. Magari per qualcuno risulterà un tantino violento. Tutto questo per dire che un allarme per gli ingressi indiscriminati di cittadini romeni, c'è anche un allarme razzismo. Si tende con troppa facilità a fare di tutta un erba un fascio. Il secondo video ne è una dimostrazione. Un padre con un bambino in braccio sbraita a tutto campo contro gli "zingari". Il signore inizia ad inveire contro Marco Ahmetovic, il rom che, sette mesi fa, ubriaco alla guida ha ucciso quattro ragazzi. Partito da questo grave episodio finisce per lanciare accuse tutti i nomadi. In questi ultimi giorni i toni hanno superato ogni limite. La xenofobia è diventata politically correct e tutti hanno approfittato del momento per sfogarsi. E' così had to intervene, the President of the Republic, Giorgio Napolitano: "Woe to go to attitudes of indiscriminate accusation. We've heard that the Roma, that all Romanians, are evil, something which our country should be afraid. Do not be fear but must be integrated.