The Wright Times

The Wright Times' editorial board discusses questionable decisions made in the December/January editions.… Post the First Comment

In last month's issue, the article 'Turkish Denial Drowns Out Sounds Of Genocidal Past' elicited a strong response. To that end, The Wright Times found it essential to share the other side of a very polarizing story.… 71 Comments

Since November 5, 2007, the Writers Guild of America (WGA) has been on strike, refusing to go back to work. This paralyzed dozens of television shows that quickly ran out of episodes to air, and one major awards show, The Golden Globes, was reduced from a star-studded telecast to an awkward and bizarre press conference. NBC, which saw last year's ceremony air to more than 20 million viewers, aired the conference to a third of that number this year, according to Nielsen Media Research (NMR). But the strike affects more than people clamoring to see what the stars planned on wearing this year.… Post the First Comment

Why is an apology for slavery neccessary?… Post the First Comment