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How to hide a tax revolt

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By Aaron Bady Verified
| oaklandreviewofbooks.org
Howard Jarvis, celebrating the passage of Prop 13 in June 1978, helpfully indicates with his finger where the price of shelter is headed.
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Talking Greatness to Death

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By Aaron Bady Verified
| oaklandreviewofbooks.org
Should Sinners have gotten more Oscars nominations (16) than did the previous uncontroversial standards for cinematic excellence, the three greatest films ever produced, All About Eve, Titanic, and La La Land, which got 14? For a hot minute, this question will have been debated in the place where the worst opinions are fought to the death, social media, before that discussion, digested, is allowed to sink back into the primordial nonsense out of which it was formed.
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What did Mark Twain think of Oakland?

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By Aaron Bady Verified
| oaklandreviewofbooks.org
When this fine-looking young man in his late twenties, fresh from Nevada, lived in “San Francisco”—the name he had coined for the West Bay, which would actually become quite a fashionable way to reference the city—he didn’t spend much time in Oakland, which was also the style at the time: with a population of 1,543 in 1860, the there whose absence Gertrude Stein would eventually return to lament simply hadn’t yet arrived.
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