They (see G Kohler's comments below) would be my sympathies too.
To extend the bourgeois democratic pressure for human rights, which
can take a purely individualised legal form, to the actual concrete
struggle for rights, in the actual context of people's lives.
You note some points already on the
As drama, "Hotel Rwanda" is very good. Politically and historically, it has
some serious flaws.
It is based on the true story of a Hutu named Paul Rusesabagina (played
brilliantly by Don Cheadle), who sheltered Tutsis in the swank hotel he
managed in Rwanda's capital. In an extraordinary act of
Democrats eye softer image on abortion
Leaders urge more welcome for opponents
By Susan Milligan, Boston Globe Staff | December 19, 2004
WASHINGTON -- Leading Democrats, stung by election losses, are signaling
they want the party to embrace antiabortion voters and candidates,
softening the image
