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  • Feb 7, 2025 | christandpopculture.com | Victor Clemente

    Why are we humans so obsessed with social hierarchies? Until that morning, not too long ago, it had been some time since the social pecking order had pecked me back into place. It’s not that I was unaware of the hierarchy. In fact, as a person of color in the United States, I would argue that it would be difficult not to be aware of the invisible lines that keep everyone in their place. But sometimes, one forgets. I had arrived at the Manhattan luxury tower to do a job for a resident.

  • Jan 20, 2025 | medium.com | Victor Clemente

    Victor Clemente·FollowPublished inPlato’s Den·3 min read·--Thoughts on the latest images to come across my screen. Star Wars: Skeleton Crew ended its run on a disappointing note for such an otherwise solid show. A rushed season finale – a common affliction among Disney+ live-action Star Wars shows – squandered all the well-earned suspense from the previous episodes. Still, the rest of the show remains a fun entry in the canon. “What skin color would Elphaba consider “normal”?

  • Jan 16, 2025 | popmatters.com | Victor Clemente

    There is a moment in Jon M. Chu’s recent American fantasy film Wicked: Part 1 when the real world intrudes in a most unsettling way. Adapted from Stephen Schwartz’s long-running stage musical, Wicked: Part 1 (hereafter Wicked) is a revisionist retelling of L. Frank Baum’s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, as seen through the eyes of its infamous villain, the Wicked Witch of the West.

  • Dec 4, 2024 | popmatters.com | Victor Clemente

    Deadpool & Wolverine Walt Disney Studios | Marvel Studios It was the dis heard round the film world. In the summer of 2019, Martin Scorsese raised eyebrows in the moviegoing community when he famously dismissed the entire output of Marvel Studios—still riding high on the record-breaking success of Avengers: Endgame—as something other than cinema.

  • Sep 16, 2024 | faithfullymagazine.com | Victor Clemente

    Once upon a time in the West, a Christian could count on not having the tenets of their faith challenged at every turn — not at the workplace, not at school, and certainly not at home. The growth of those who don’t identify with any established religion (the so-called “religious nones”), combined with a remarkable erosion of public trust in Christian institutions, appears to have brought those salad days to an end.

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Victor Clemente
Victor Clemente @victorclemenl
23 Apr 25

Frente a la continua pretensión de los autócratas de controlar y estrangular a las universidades, la negativa de Harvard es ejemplar. Por eso, entre otras cosas, es una de las mejores.

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Harvard University @Harvard

“No government—regardless of which party is in power—should dictate what private universities can teach, whom they can admit and hire, and which areas of study and inquiry they can pursue.” - President Alan Garber https://t.co/6cQQpcJVTd

Victor Clemente
Victor Clemente @victorclemenl
21 Apr 25

Se reduce el fracaso escolar del mismo modo en que se reduce la temporalidad o el precio de los alquileres: a golpe de ley. Se actúa sobre los síntomas, pero nunca sobre las causas. Y así estamos.

Pilar Alegría
Pilar Alegría @Pilar_Alegria

Reducir el fracaso escolar no es casualidad: es fruto de una política educativa valiente y del compromiso de miles de docentes. Desde el @educaciongob seguiremos impulsando la mejora del sistema educativo para garantizar la igualdad de oportunidades. https://t.co/dgGtuSd6kR

Victor Clemente
Victor Clemente @victorclemenl
14 Apr 25

RT @pictoline: 📚 Murió Mario Vargas Llosa. Nos deja sus libros, su historia y mucho de qué hablar. #MarioVargasLlosa #PremioNobel #Literat…