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Lawrence A. Parker
Philosopher/Educational Consultant
The Ohio Center for Critical Thinking Instruction
http://www.acorn.net/lists-ht/occti.html
Truth, Honor and Courage
How do all of you art teachers feel about this exhibit? Anybody there local
who has seen it? Interesting mix of artistic and political issues...
"Ho Chi Minh exhibit protested
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - They called him a mass murderer. They denounced him
as a "lewd monster." But by the hundreds, the demonstrators made it clear
that there's one thing Ho Chi Minh shouldn't be: art. An exhibit featuring
portraits of the late North Vietnamese leader is stirring emotions in the
San Francisco Bay Area, once a hotbed of anti-Vietnam War sentiment and now
home to a large community of Vietnamese-Americans, many of them fervently
anti-Communist. About 1,500 protesters, most of them Vietnamese, turned out
Saturday for the exhibit's opening at the Pacific Bridge Contemporary
Southeast Asian Art Gallery. They weren't happy."
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