that i i have, that i have been reading for last two years about what has been going on in our classrooms in the colleges and universities, who has been promoting it. it ise not like it is a secret. they take place, we have not been paying attention. now throughout the culture, whether newsrooms, entertainment, academia, the democrat party this ideology what i call american marxism has been spawned from marxism. it has been americanized, used to try to use our differences. our imperfecttions to exploit them and drive this ideology. for example. in education, by jean anyon, she is no longer with us. critical race theory.
marxist idealogical heirs: she goes on: in past decade, while prosperity of western economies made marxism irrelevant to many. new theories have arisen away back in 1989. even a writer for the new york times, recognized what was going on. and there has been an americanized adoption of
Whose breakfast sandwiches does the Capital Region love the most?
Plus, how they likely got to the New York region in the first place
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Bacon, egg and cheese on an everything bagel from Bagels and Bakes in Rotterdam.Photos by Deanna FoxShow MoreShow Less
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Sausage, egg and cheese on a sesame seed bagel at Uncommon Grounds in Saratoga Springs.Photos by Deanna FoxShow MoreShow Less
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A breakfast sandwich with New Jersey-based Taylor ham pork roll at Fat Paulie s Deli in Saratoga Springs.Photos by Deanna FoxShow MoreShow Less
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A classic BEC (bacon, egg and cheese) from McCarroll s Village Butcher in Delmar.Photos by Deanna FoxShow MoreShow Less
Sublime Stained Glass Steals the Show at a Converted Church in New York
Sublime Stained Glass Steals the Show at a Converted Church in New York
Converted into a three-bedroom home, this former church is now highlighted by more than a dozen stained-glass windows in the great room and bathrooms.
Tiffani Sherman, provided by
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A home at the base of the Adirondacks in upstate New York comes with some truly divine features.
This former church built in 1890 on South Main Street in Middleville has come on the market for $369,900.
The renovators left a lot of the character intact with the original stained-glass windows throughout,” explains listing agent
Critic s notebook: Takeout from a trio of Troy taquerias
Susie Davidson Powell
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Taco Libre in River Street Market in Troy. (Photo by Konrad Odhiambo/For the Times Union.)Konrad Odhiambo/For the Times UnionShow MoreShow Less
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A jerk salmon bowl from Street Taco VII. (Photo by Konrad Odhiambo/For the Times Union.)Konrad Odhiambo/For the Times UnionShow MoreShow Less
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La Capital Tacos is in a former taxi stand in Troy. (Photo by Konrad Odhiambo/For the Times Union.)Konrad Odhiambo/For the Times UnionShow MoreShow Less
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Street Taco VII in Troy takes over the space that had been home to Juice Factory VII before the latter moved to Broadway. (Photo by Konrad Odhiambo/For the Times Union.)Konrad Odhiambo/For the Times UnionShow MoreShow Less