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“And people still have, sorry to say, their prejudices and hang-ups on a black man going to go see a white man or a white man going to go see a black man. Sometimes we get stuck on stupid; we are afraid to address the questions of servicing someone who doesn’t look like us, and afraid to step outside of our comfort zones. You can’t ever let color blind you.” (more) (bonus coverage)
Kedar Ras, left, and George Lollar, seated, right
Published In: The Sunday Paper
Story & Photos by Will Pollock
Tags: George Lollar, Kedar Ras, The Clubhouse Barbers, Nadine's Triple Crown, barbers, barbershop, atlanta
"Those who doubt that laughter is the best medicine probably haven’t met Bryan Raybon." (more)
Margaret Cho, left, and Bryan Raybon
Published In: The Georgia Voice
Story by Will Pollock
Tags: GA Voice, margaret cho, bryan raybon, lgbt, cancer, lymphoma, atlanta
“Rest in peace, oh soda jerk: Coke Freestyle elevates individuals to instant mixologists by using a zesty, touch-screen system to blend selections from more than 100 choices into a custom beverage, all while delivering a geeky, high-tech thrill.” (more)
The new Coke Freestyle, as tested by
Rob O’Connor
Published In: Asylum.com
Story & Photos by Will PollockTags: coke, coca-cola, high-tech, mothership, wi-fi
“Before February 2010, I had little knowledge of the Presbyterian way of worship. I was basically *this side of atheist, with a generous, inquisitive spirituality but a combative, skeptical streak that usually kept me away from churches altogether. Along came Jason.” (more)
Published In: WillPollock.com
Story & Photos by Will PollockTags: covenant presbyterian, presbyterian, rob watkins, pastor, lgbt, augusta
“Laughing with and at ourselves is still, amidst all struggles, critical to our well-being. With unemployment high, frustration mounting over the Gulf disaster and ongoing political divisions, among other major bummers, joking is both an escape and healer.”
Published In: EquallyWed.com
Story & Photos by Will PollockTags: pop culture, personal development, comedian, bill maher, steve hoffstetter, brenda knosher
O'Connor, for me, is the last bastion of fairness and "mainstream empathy" - not the empathy that was so disgustingly twisted and maligned during the eventual nomination of now-Justice Sonia Sotomayor. Sandra Day should be our model in any future Justice selections. (more)
Published In: OpenSalon
Story & Photos by Will PollockTags: politics, sandra day o'connor, supreme court, united states