good post.
>why not both?
it also adds a layer of confusion and debate to the micro/macro tactic of getting critics stuck in the details and logistics.
>>1601859 Who is Anne-Christine d'Adesky?
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Never heard before here… any link to Lazard?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anne-Christine_d%27Adesky
Anne-Christine d'Adesky is an American journalist and activist[1] of French and Haitian descent.[2][3] Her father was born in Haiti, where the family's roots go back far; spending her childhood summers and still has extended family living there.[4] D'Adesky earned a master's degree in Journalism from Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism in 1982 and a bachelor's degree from Barnard College in New York City in 1979.[5]
As a journalist, d'Adesky has been a foreign correspondent in Haiti working as a stringer for The San Francisco Examiner and The Village Voice. She wrote about HIV/AIDS for various newspapers, including the New York Native and In These Times, and later, magazines including The Advocate.[6]
She was senior editor at Out magazine in the mid-1990s in charge of health coverage, and also wrote investigative features and long-form profiles. In 1998, she launched HIV Plus magazine, where she served as founding editor in chief for two years before the magazine was sold to The Advocate. She then turned to writing a series on global AIDS for the newsletter of the amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research. She also wrote about AIDS for magazines such as SEED and The Nation, newspapers such as The San Francisco Examiner, and health agencies such as the World Health Organization.
In 2003 she co-produced Pills, Profits, Protest: Chronicle of the Global AIDS Movement, a documentary about global AIDS treatment activism.[7]