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- 发布时间 2015-10-31
March28,2016昨天下午看完电影spotlight，和一个朋友去了久违的裸体海滩，虽然天气很好，但因为天冷，海滩上没有几个人，我一个人在海滩散步，享受着海风拂面的感觉，突然，一个洋妞冲过来躲在我身后，手指着一个很大的在她头顶上方徘徊的海鸟战战兢兢得说，它要咬我。。。
我笑了，转身安慰她的说，这海鸟对人肉不感兴趣，他们只吃海里的鱼虾以及贝类。见她还犹豫，我索性用一块鹅卵石把那只海鸟吓跑了，洋妞冲我羞涩的道谢，我上下打量了一下打扮淳朴的洋妞，说，你是从山里来的，从没见过海鸟对不对?洋妞点点头。
March28,2016
美国北卡州是个偏保守的州，它的南边的邻居乔治亚州更是保守的共和党人的天下。
乔治亚州议会一直被共和党人牢牢控制着。所以几个星期之前，他们通过议会投票通过了一项州法案，就是house bill 757,说的是有宗教信仰背景的组织或者团体，在乔治亚州境内有权因为自己的信仰原因拒绝给LGBT(男女同性恋，双性恋或者变性人)提供工作机会或者服务。
消息一出，舆论哗然，不仅各人权组织社会公益组织纷纷发表声明坚决予以反对谴责这个明显带有歧视倾向的议案，连在乔治亚州做生意的各大企业比如迪斯尼，可口可乐，微软，苹果，戴尔，cnn的母公司华纳集团, 三角洲航空，UPS, intel ,home deport 等等数千家企业娱乐业传媒业以及体育界的强力反对。有的甚至威胁如果此法生效，立即撤出乔治亚的所有生意和NFL将要进行的super bowl 地点的选择!
上周末将此法案提交给了同样是共和党成员的州长nanthan deal ,等他签字生效。
刚刚该州长发表声明，称将会否决个提案。他声明中的有句话很有意思:我们不需要通过歧视一个群体来维护另一个群体的宗教信仰自由。
哈哈。。。蛮有智慧懂得权衡利弊的头脑!虽然他心里或许很想签下这个议案，
有魄力，有胸襟，关键时刻，该出手时就出手，不愧是州长!
美国北卡州是个偏保守的州，它的南边的邻居乔治亚州更是保守的共和党人的天下。
乔治亚州议会一直被共和党人牢牢控制着。所以几个星期之前，他们通过议会投票通过了一项州法案，就是house bill 757,说的是有宗教信仰背景的组织或者团体，在乔治亚州境内有权因为自己的信仰原因拒绝给LGBT(男女同性恋，双性恋或者变性人)提供工作机会或者服务。
消息一出，舆论哗然，不仅各人权组织社会公益组织纷纷发表声明坚决予以反对谴责这个明显带有歧视倾向的议案，连在乔治亚州做生意的各大企业比如迪斯尼，可口可乐，微软，苹果，戴尔，cnn的母公司华纳集团, 三角洲航空，UPS, intel ,home deport 等等数千家企业娱乐业传媒业以及体育界的强力反对。有的甚至威胁如果此法生效，立即撤出乔治亚的所有生意和NFL将要进行的super bowl 地点的选择!
上周末将此法案提交给了同样是共和党成员的州长nanthan deal ,等他签字生效。
刚刚该州长发表声明，称将会否决个提案。他声明中的有句话很有意思:我们不需要通过歧视一个群体来维护另一个群体的宗教信仰自由。
哈哈。。。蛮有智慧懂得权衡利弊的头脑!虽然他心里或许很想签下这个议案，
有魄力，有胸襟，关键时刻，该出手时就出手，不愧是州长!
最后编辑: 2016-03-29
哈哈，我从事的专业所必须具备的人人平等的最最基本的理念跟职业素养。
无论什么人群，异性恋，同性恋，无性恋，变性恋在专业社工眼里都是正常人，都应该被尊重和一视同仁的。
在北卡大学读书的时候，我专业论文的一个课题就是研究美国中小学生中LGBT 这个特定人群的，教授给我的论文满分，我可是做了大量的调研和采访的。
你就不必了，你又不是学这一行的，哈哈。。。
另外，你贴的画好美，谢谢分享!
最后编辑: 2016-03-28
很喜欢这部电影的叙事手法影片主要演员和他们塑造的生活原型合影:
Rachel McAdams is Sacha Pfeiffer
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Rachel McAdams (left) and Sacha Pfeiffer.
Rachel McAdams rose to fame after her role in 2004’s “Mean Girls” and “The Notebook.” “Spotlight” isn’t her only newspaper-based drama; in 2009, she starred alongside Russell Crowe and Ben Affleck in “State of Play.” Other movies include: “Sherlock Holmes” (2009) and Woody Allen’s “Midnight in Paris” (2011).
Sacha Pfeiffer was a member of the Boston Globe Spotlight Team for five years. She is a reporter covering wealth, nonprofits, and philanthropy. She has also been a senior reporter and host of “All Things Considered” and “Radio Boston” at WBUR, Boston’s NPR station, and a host of NPR’s nationally syndicated “Here & Now” and “On Point.” At WBUR, she won a national Edward R. Murrow Award for broadcast reporting. Pfeiffer was a John S. Knight journalism fellow at Stanford University.
Mark Ruffalo is Michael Rezendes
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Mark Ruffalo (left) and Michael Rezendes.
Michael Keaton is Walter “Robby” Robinson
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Michael Keaton (left) and Walter V. Robinson.
Michael Keaton won a Golden Globe for his performance in “Birdman” in 2014. Keaton is known for his work in 1982’s “Night Shift,” and went on to appear in many memorable comedies, including “Johnny Dangerously” (1984) and “Beetlejuice” (1988). He played Batman in Tim Burton’s ”Batman” (1989) and the sequel “Batman Returns” (1992). He appeared in movies such as “The Paper” (1994), a film by Ron Howard, in which Keaton played the metro editor of a New York City tabloid.
Walter V. Robinson, who is the Globe’s Editor At Large, has been at the Globe as reporter and editor since 1972. As a reporter, he covered four presidential campaigns, two presidents and was the paper’s Middle East bureau chief during the first Persian Gulf War. He has reported from 33 countries and 48 states. He was also city editor, metro editor, assistant managing editor for investigations, and editor of the Spotlight Team for seven years. From 2007 to 2014, he was Distinguished Professor of Journalism at Northeastern University.
Liev Schreiber is Marty Baron
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Liev Schreiber (left), Martin Baron.
Liev Schreiber is currently the star of Showtime’s “Ray Donovan,” in which he plays the title character. He’s also played Cotton Weary in three “Scream” movies, Ted Winter in “Salt” with Angelina Jolie (2010), and President Lyndon B. Johnson in Lee Daniels’s “The Butler” (2013). He was nominated for a Tony in 2007 for his role in “Talk Radio.”
Martin Baron was the editor of The Boston Globe from 2001 to 2012. He is now the editor of The Washington Post. Prior to working at the Globe, he served as executive editor of The Miami Herald.
John Slattery is Ben Bradlee Jr.
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Ben Bradlee Jr (left) talked with John Slattery when “Spotlight” was filming at Fenway Park in 2014.
Boston native John Slattery began his acting career in 1988, but he made his name as Roger Sterling in AMC’s “Mad Men” (2007-15). He’s appeared in “Desperate Housewives” and “Will & Grace.” He produced and directed the movie “Gods Pocket” (2014), which starred Christina Hendricks and Philip Seymour Hoffman.
Ben Bradlee Jr. worked at the Globe for 25 years. He was on the Spotlight Team, and as an editor, he supervised the paper’s State House and City Hall bureaus, oversaw local news, and later was named deputy managing editor. He was the Globe’s national correspondent from 1982 to 1986. He has written several books.
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