Punks Defy Norms Women Live Bold Independent Lives
Three women describe punk as a movement beyond fashion a deliberate break from traditional female roles. Alexandra Eva Destruction and Jesse Kwan explain street life self reliance and political action through squatting, community support and anti establishment stance while stressing punk goals to challenge society and support each other.
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Laura Fraser
Pacific News Service
Eva
Jesse Kwan
Jesse
Jessee
Quote on society distorting America into fashion
The speaker critiques a culture that transforms imprisonment into a lifestyle statement. The observation frames how institutions and public perception repurpose hardship into trendy identity, reflecting social commentary on power and image in contemporary America.
Public figure defies buying public perception in glare
A notable person stands firm amid crowd scrutiny asserting a role as a public service while resisting commercial or popular pressure. The stance signals ongoing tension between visibility and autonomy in their public mission.
Rostenkowski Poised as Key in Reagan Tax Push
The article profiles Congressman Dan Rostenkowski and his pivotal role in shaping President Reagan's tax reform plan. It describes his rise in House leadership, his intimate ties with Speaker O'Neill, and his television strategy to rally support, presenting him as essential to advancing any tax legislation amid the White House plan.
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Peter T. Kilborn
New York Times
Washington
Reagan
Dan Rostenkowski
Chicago
Rostenkowski
House of Representatives
Rosty
Jack F. Kemp
R-N.y
House
Ways and Means Committee
Daniel David Rostenkowski
Cook County
LaVerne
Loyola University
Thomas P. O’neill Jr
White House
John Sherman
Rusty
Washington, D.C
James A. Treasury
Baker
Reform or religion in the Reagan tax debate
Anthony Lewis argues in the New York Times that Reagan’s tax reform blends ideology with reform aims. The piece weighs deductions for state and local taxes, shifts toward smaller government, and the balance between revenue needs and wealthy taxpayers. It notes poverty, tax incentives, and policy details like minimum taxes and capital gains.
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Justice Holmes
Sureme
Reagan
Internal Revenue Service
Massachusetts
New York
America
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