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Misconceiving Privilege: Ron Lindsay and the Atheist Movement's Resistance to Intersectionality
May 25th, 2013 | Posted by: Stephen Goeman
I am delighted to welcome Kumar Ramanathan to NPS! His first guest post is a continuation of the ongoing discussion of privilege and marginalization taking place within atheist circles. As a student at Tufts, Kumar has been a vital leader on a variety of activist movements and brings a much needed perspective to this conversation. -Stephen
At the Women In Secularism 2 conference last week, Center for Inquiry CEO Ron Lindsay opened the weekend's proceedings with a controversial talk that featured a prolonged discussion on the concept of privilege, which he characterized as sometimes being used to silence men in conversations about feminism. A great deal of controversy erupted, most notably a back-and-forth with Rebecca Watson.
Much has been said about the incivility of Lindsay's talk, the disrespect it demonstrated to its audience, and the unprofessionalism of his response to Watson. On those subjects, I defer to the more qualified critics linked here, but I'd like to address Lindsay's misconception of the word privilege, as well as the broader discourse around this term. Often used in social justice activism, the concept of privilege is a primary tool of analysis in the vocabulary of intersectionality, which refers to the overlapping nature of different systems of oppression (race, gender, etc.)
The main issue Lindsay identifies is what he calls the "'shut up and listen' meme." I quote from his original talk for proper context:
… I'm talking about the situation where the concept of privilege is used to try to silence others, as a justification for saying, "shut up and listen." Shut up, because you're a man and you cannot possibly know what it's like to experience x, y, and z, and anything you say is bound to be mistaken in some way, but, of course, you're too blinded by your privilege even to realize that.
This approach doesn't work. It certainly doesn't work for me. It's the approach that the dogmatist who wants to silence critics has always taken because it beats having to engage someone in a reasoned argument. It's the approach that's been taken by many religions. It's the approach taken by ideologies such as Marxism. You pull your dogma off the shelf, take out the relevant category or classification, fit it snugly over the person you want to categorize, dismiss, and silence and … poof, you're done. End of discussion. … You're a man; you have nothing to contribute to a discussion of how to achieve equality for women. …
By the way, with respect to the "Shut up and listen" meme, I hope it's clear that it's the "shut up" part that troubles me, not the "listen" part. Listening is good. People do have different life experiences, and many women have had experiences and perspectives from which men can and should learn. But having had certain experiences does not automatically turn one into an authority to whom others must defer. Listen, listen carefully, but where appropriate, question and engage.
Lindsay sees references to privilege as a means of curtailing certain voices and elevating others, serving as a threat to "reasoned argument." But reasoned argument without good data is next to useless. In discussing identity and oppression, lived experiences are indispensable data that can only come from someone who possesses, or is seen as possessing, a marginalized identity.
Is Lindsay silenced by the assertion that he might not always have the relevant perspective? It's certainly not his fault that he was born male, but his gender is inextricably part of his identity, as it is with mine. Neither Lindsay, nor I, nor any cisgendered man can claim expertise on the female experience. This is not to say that men have nothing to offer in a discussion about feminism (says the man discussing feminism), but rather that only women can share lived experience about what it means to be a woman.
This doesn't mean that marginalized folk (of any kind) can't make stupid or invalid arguments. It's important that bad arguments are addressed when appropriate, but that does not justify denying or ignoring that you may be privileged—perhaps even directly in the kind of oppression being discussed. Amy Davis Roth of Skepchick addresses this eloquently in "Checking My Privilege and Still Speaking Out."
"Listening is good," Lindsay says, but he fails to understand that there is a connection between the (albeit crudely phrased) "shut up" component and listening. Certain voices tend to be privileged in certain conversations, and listening sometimes requires countering this structure through one's action. How can one truly listen in these discussions if one doesn't first step back and elevate the voices of the systematically marginalized?
Lindsay suggests that this elevation and negotiation of voices can be a "dogma" used to silence dissent, but recognition that lived experiences are important and ought to be shared by those who have lived them is not dogmatic. The concept of privilege being used here is part of a rational approach; it is an important tool with which to collect and share experiential information, not some kind of "you've got privilege!" card used to end any argument about oppression.
In his talk, rather than attempting to address the concept of privilege as it is commonly used in social justice activism or acknowledging his own privileged position and how it might skew his perception, Lindsay chooses to broadly equate the concept privilege with religious doctrine. Worse than this, however, is Lindsay's response to Rebecca Watson's tweet concerning his talk:
@rebeccawatson also interesting that you focus on my sex and race, not merits of what I said; plus my remarks were 4 men as well as women
— Ronald A. Lindsay (@RALindsay) May 17, 2013
This is male privilege: Lindsay can afford to speak as if this dialogue occurs in a vacuum where structures of oppression and privilege don't exist, and his own gender is irrelevant.
Women and people of color are routinely forced to think about their gender and race, as do other marginalized groups about their particular oppression. Stephanie Zvan has a fantastic piece on her Almost Diamonds blog about how this applies in this exact instance. Thinking more broadly, our culture's basic humor is peppered with insults against women and femininity, women are held to higher standards of appearance at every corner, women face much more harassment on the basis of their gender when they speak out about their experiences. These are troubles Lindsay is lucky enough to not face, and that colors his perception of reality.
So far from being irrelevant, Lindsay's gender, especially as a speaker on the topic of gender, is crucial, since it reflects the hidden assumptions that he lives with each day. Lindsay, or any other male secularist—myself included—might collect all the data we can about women's experiences at secular conferences, but we can never live the experience of a woman in such a situation. And that's fine! We don't need to be able to perfectly represent those experiences; our role can be to elevate the voices of women who can represent them.
In a sense, I can sympathize with Lindsay's frustration—I too want to live in a world where our opinions are judged purely on their merits. But simply wishing for such a world does not make it so. Nor does explicitly examining our gender mean we must be judged on it. Rather, actively identifying and exposing the unfair advantages we experience can help us construct that better world, by heightening our collective understanding of how structural oppression works.
As a male-bodied person active within feminist circles in my community, I am continually confronted with questions of how to address my own privileged position. In a group of activists discussing rape culture, my privilege as a male and a non-survivor kicks in when topics become increasingly detailed or uncomfortable: I don't have to worry about traumatic experiences being triggered, nor do I have to re-live constant thoughts about the dangers of walking outside alone at night or accepting a drink at a party. Because I have the privilege of not facing these emotional triggers, it's much easier for me to voice my thoughts about them. It's obvious, then, how this can be a problem, since I am not the primary subject of this discussion. And it is exactly for that reason that I ought to step back and, yes, shut up in such situations.
It is naïve, to say the least, to suppose that "reasoned arguments" might stand completely independent from experience. And yes, that includes experiences of gender, race, and the like. In any discussion about identity and oppression, our experience colors even our ability to speak, let alone the content of our opinion. Rather than ignoring the experience of privilege, we should actively work to expose it and counter it. That is what it means to "check your privilege."
This is the challenge of an intersectional approach, and atheists, skeptics, and freethinkers are not exempt from that challenge. Simply because we tend to embrace rational argument as a core tenet, in fact perhaps because of it, we do not get to live in an alternate world where lived experiences are ultimately irrelevant and our identity does not affect the weight of our opinions. Rather than wishing away the existence of identity-based oppression, we ought to counter it by recognizing and using the approach of identifying and examining privilege.
12 Responses to "Misconceiving Privilege: Ron Lindsay and the Atheist Movement's Resistance to Intersectionality"
J. J. Ramsey Says:
May 25th, 2013 at 2:52 pm
"In his talk, … , Lindsay chooses to broadly equate the concept [of] privilege with religious doctrine."
It's pretty clear from the talk that this is not true. As he put it, "This brings me to the concept of privilege, a concept much in use these
days. Let me emphasize at the outset that I think it's a concept that
has some validity and utility; it's also a concept that can be misused,
misused as a way to try to silence critics." It's a particular misuse of privilege that he likens to the use of dogma to attempt to silence an opponent.
Nathan Hevenstone Says:
May 25th, 2013 at 5:26 pm
And yet that that so-called "silencing" simply isn't happening. That's the point. No one is silencing anyone. Lindsay argued against a straw feminist, not an actual thing. "Shut up and listen" is not a silencing tactic because "shut up" isn't permanent. It's temporary. Silencing tactics are generally meant to be permanent.
I again go to my favorite metaphor for this: theistsplaining.
I went into this at length on my blog, but the bottom line here is this:
When theists try to lecture us atheists about our lived experiences, including who we are and what atheism is, it is annoying and silencing. It erases us and our experiences by assuming y know more about us than we do.
It is right for an atheist to tell that theist to "shut up and listen". Theists are using/abusing their privilege to silence us atheists and erase us. So why not tell them to shut up and listen?
Obviously there's no such thing as a perfect analogy (otherwise it wouldn't be an analogy; it'd be exactly the same thing), but basically what Lindsay did at the convention is analogous to theistsplaining.
Guest Says:
May 25th, 2013 at 5:33 pm
Nathan pretty much covered it, but I would add the following: Lindsay did say that he was referring to what he saw as a misuse of the concept of privilege, but I'm arguing that he has misconceived what the concept of privilege is entirely. "Shut up and listen" is a very crude way to phrase it, but the negotiation and elevation of voices in order to highlight marginalized experiences is *not* a misuse of privilege; it's a powerful tool that allows us to counter structural oppression when used well.
Kumar Ramanathan Says:
May 25th, 2013 at 5:34 pm
This was by me; Disqus didn't register that I'd logged in for some reason!
J. J. Ramsey Says:
May 25th, 2013 at 7:29 pm
"I'm arguing that he has misconceived what the concept of privilege"
If you wanted to argue that, then you should have quoted the paragraph of his talk where he presents a rough-and-ready description of what privilege is, i.e. where he discusses "socially embedded advantages that men have over women," etc., and then showed how it demonstrates his misconception. As it stands, what you've done is quote a part of Lindsay's talk and then interpreted that quote in a way that is on its face inconsistent with the parts of the talk that you didn't quote. Not helpful, and not convincing.
"the negotiation and elevation of voices in order to highlight marginalized experiences is *not* …"
… something that Lindsay argued against or equated with "shut up and listen." Again, you come off as someone making a strawman of Lindsay's talk. You need to construct your arguments with more care.
Pjay (Patti) Pender Says:
May 27th, 2013 at 12:33 am
The hell it isn't happening. It happens to me all the time. I found Dr. Lindsay's talk very reassuring because the very group who is raising hell about it has told me on numerous occasions to "check my privilege" as regards women's and/or gay rights, because my position often differs from theirs. As it happens, I'm a lesbian. That my experience and/or resulting opinions are not the same as theirs does not make mine invalid, nor does it make me "privileged."
What Dr. Lindsay did was not "theistsplaining" or even "mansplaining." It was to make it clear that these people cannot use this privilege concept in an attempt to silence anyone who has the audacity to disagree with them.
Pjay (Patti) Pender Says:
May 27th, 2013 at 12:39 am
What makes one person marginalized and another not? I am sick to death of having other women's voices "elevated" by my supposed "privilege" simply because my experience and opinion differs from theirs. WHY is one woman "marginalized" while another is not? If their arguments are actually good and valid, they would not have to be "elevated" above other women's to be accepted.
Nathan Hevenstone Says:
May 27th, 2013 at 1:36 pm
As evidenced by the fact that you're talking about it now, it's quite clear that you've not actually been silenced.
Do the people who've told you to "check your privilege" on women and/or gay rights know who you are? You certainly don't need to check any privilege seeing as you are a woman and a lesbian. I would certainly defer to you in discussions of either and both as I'm both a cis-gendered man and straight.
What, exactly, do you disagree with them about? If it's FTB vs the Slymepit and harassment within the secular/atheist movement, hyperskepticism is not welcome in this discussion. Considering the ample evidence provided (Rebecca Watson has amply demonstrated the kind and amount of abuse she receives on a daily basis, as have the women [and men] who post at Freethought Blogs), denying that the harassment is a problem looks a lot to us like denying Global Warming or Evolution.
That you are not personally getting any (I'm assuming this is the main issue being debated, here, and those on your side seem to be in denial that any harassment is occurring at all) doesn't mean Rebecca and Ophelia and Amy and Jennifer and Greta and Stephanie and everyone else talking about it and showing the evidence for it are lying; it means you've so far been lucky.
Ahriman Says:
May 27th, 2013 at 11:53 pm
It seems strange that a writer on a blog that is focused on making atheism inclusive and warm and fuzzy and all that good stuff is focused on emulating people who manifestly do no such thing.
Take this for instance:
FTB is steadily losing all its traffic because they are run like a cult and aim to purge all those who are not "true believers".
I have no particular desire to join a cult.
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[...] Kumar Ramanathan: Misconceiving Privilege: Ron Lindsay and the Atheist Movement's Resistance to Intersectionality [...]
spookiewon Says:
October 17th, 2013 at 3:05 pm
Yeah, because I'm NOT a victim. I keep hearing how Jen McCreight has been "silenced." No she has not. She's chosen to stop speaking. Rebecca Watson asserts she is "threatened" with rape, yet she doesn't call the police. Believe me, if someone threatens to rape me and it's a credible threat, I'll be calling the police. If it's not credible, I'll ignore it. You don't empower people by teaching that they re victims, and that's what the current crop of "feminists" are doing.
There is no need for you to defer to me on lesbianism, since you don't have any compunctions about telling me my experience as such is not valid because you have chosen to label me as "lucky."
Nathan Hevenstone Says:
October 17th, 2013 at 9:17 pm
WHAT?!? Did you even read what I wrote? Where in the hell did I call you a victim, or "icky"?
Have you been reading blogs lately? I've read dozens, if not hundreds, of posts and articles by women basically showing why going to the police is a damn bad idea.


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Scrabble word: ABSENCE
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- noun - the state of being absent
- noun - failure to be present
- noun - the time interval during which something or somebody is away
- noun - the occurrence of an abrupt, transient loss or impairment of consciousness (which is not subsequently remembered), sometimes with light twitching, fluttering eyelids, etc.
- The state of being away.
- The time during which one is away.
- Lack; want: an absence of leadership.
- noun - the state of being away
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Longsight-born Danny Welbeck is just 17, but he's trained with the first team for nearly a year. And the highly-rated striker, who came on to win a penalty against QPR, told United Review before the game that he's itching for more opportunities…
Your season has been disrupted with injuries so far. How's your fitness?
I started training recently and I feel OK. I injured my groin in the Carling Cup game against Middlesbrough… after that, I went away with England when I wasn't fully fit, played the game and tore a groin muscle. It's annoying because I missed nearly the whole of pre-season with tendonitis. I was dying to get back, then when I did I got the groin injury, so I've had to be really patient and now I'm ready to go.
You were among the stars of the show in against Boro in September – what are your memories of the night?
I was just delighted to make an appearance and play in front of so many people. Being a Manchester boy, growing up in Longsight, playing for United is just a dream. I only found out I was playing just before the game. I thought there was a chance I might start, and then the manager named the team, it hit me straight away. It focused me – and everyone was saying to keep my head.
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5-at-10: Marion County meltdown, Tennessee update, Curious on Kobe
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U passed up on any comment about UTC and this 'chaos' banner with the new coach...I noticed..do u really have 'no comment' or just mad that Darrell Patterson didn't get in the game last nite?
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Jay, ok, here to rile u up..or your followers..whichever..lol..Ed "O" was a satchel wide open & still couldn't deliver at The Miss; he would only create a headache for Haden IF he won out; don't see him beating UCLA this yr so that will end the discussion; maybe his effort on the left coast could get him back to The Miss tho (LOL); Haden should go after Jeff Fisher; Fisher's a far better resume, USC boy, & the Rams want to go to LA anyways, so he'd just be ahead of the curve; Fisher can build & win, Del Rio may have the beach look but he didn't develop players at Jax & Fisher did at TN & now St.L;
Your NFL power poll seems right; until u get to the playoffs..lots of teams win all season but don't show up when they actually have to play a good team 2 weeks in a row; NFL parity schedules are why some teams win every once in a while & then get their a-- handed to them when they start playing a better schedule (see ATL); which is why some teams are amazing each yr becuz they do win a lot, and play a tough schedule each yr; All that to say: bye bye Denver when the games come that matter..Peyton Manning doesn't win in under 45 degree weather, even with gloves on...
Totally agree that UT-Candy U game is the barometer for these 'bricks'; Saw some (stupid) pundits writing about Jones & UT & how they are no better than previous versions of DD/LK/Fulmer's last 2 yrs; that they all seem to be shocked the record is 4-6 thus making them no better; hello? UT is right where a football fan with a brain would've had them; Candy U beat UF & UGA who were walking MASH units, so I think UT wins, then slobbers on the KY Jelly, gets the bowl, 15 extra practies and a game vs. Marshall or E. Caro..does it really matter?
On the Pats-Panthers finish..that was a homer flag picked up; game at NE=penalty, ball at 2 & one more play. Period. U can't make an attempt to come back to the ball when u are driven out of bounds like a mack truck..Cam Newton did well in this game, minus all starting DB's for NE & part of their line; to me the most entertaining play was the 75 yd run to get a 14 yd gain & 1st down; but he's not nearly on a Mt Rushmore of anything outside the borders of Carolina (or outside the city limits of Auburn, AL) yet over this game; remember the Panther DEFENSE has them largely where they are right now, and for the record, I HATE New England (mainly becuz of Tom Brady);
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Roasted Duck with Apple-Raisin Dressing
As a boy growing up on the farm, my husband had "duck every Sunday". I tried to maintain that tradition after we married—more than 50 years ago now! Edgar is a retired dairy farmer. We are the parents of four grown children.
4 Servings
Prep: 20 min. Bake: 1-3/4 hours
2 domestic duck (4 to 5 pounds
1 tube (12 ounces)
Jimmy Dean® Premium Pork Sausage Roll
1/2 cup chopped onion
1/2 cup chopped celery
1 cup chopped peeled apple
1 cup golden raisins
1/2 cup water
1-1/2 teaspoons salt
1 teaspoon rubbed sage
1/4 teaspoon pepper
2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley
8 cups cubed crustless day-old white bread
3 eggs, lightly beaten
1/2 cup chicken broth
Sprinkle the inside of ducklings with salt; prick skin well all over
and set aside. In a large skillet, cook sausage with onion and
celery until sausage is no longer ink and vegetables are tender. Add
apple and simmer for 3 minutes, stirring occasionally; drain.
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Meanwhile, simmer raisins in water for 8 minutes; do not drain. In a
large bowl, combine sausage mixture, raisins, salt, sage, pepper and
parsley; mix well. Add the bread cubes, eggs and broth; mix lightly.
Divide and spoon into ducklings. Place with breast side up on a rack
in a large shallow roasting pan. Bake, uncovered, at 375° for
1-3/4 to 1-1/4 hours or until the thermometer reads 185°. Drain
fat from pan as it accumulates. Remove all dressing. Yield: 4
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The Tigers have made two pretty questionable moves over the last week, and it's no surprise that they have both come as a surprise to the fan base. With questionable moves comes scrutiny of the general manager, and I think that Dave Dombrowski has received a lot of unfair flack lately, but we'll get to that later. As many of you know, the injury bug has hit the Tigers hard this spring. So far Detroit has lost Andy Dirks till mid June, Jose Iglesias till at least September, and Bruce Rondon for the entire season. Although he originally stated he would look internally for replacements, Dombrowski has gone to the trade market to fill in the cracks. On Friday, March 21st the Tigers acquired infielder Andrew Romine from the Angels, and on Monday, March 24th they acquired infielder Alex Gonzalez from the Orioles.
Romine is a 28 year old switch hitter that has only logged 123 MLB plate appearances in his career producing a .262 wOBA, a .303 OBP, and a .270 SLG. Gonzalez on the other hand is a 37 year old right handed hitter, and posted a line of .193, .203, and .239 in 118 plate appearances with the Brewers last season. Romine is considered a solid defensive shortstop, while Gonzalez use to play the position in his younger days, but has only played a total of 226 innings there over the last two seasons. As of right now, it looks like these two are going to platoon at short throughout the season.
Take a look at both of their statistics again. Now, what really stands out to you? If you answered "nothing," then you are correct! Romine is a carbon copy of Danny Worth that can swing from the left side, and Gonzalez is, well, he's old!
Why would the Tigers want to acquire two players such as Andrew Romine and Alex Gonzalez?
I understand why you're asking yourself that question, because frankly, I've been asking myself the same thing. Well, the answer is simple. The Detroit Tigers traded for Andrew James Romine and Alexander Gonzalez simply because they could. Now you might be thinking that that's a dumb reason to make a trade, but let me explain to you why it really isn't. Believe it or not, sometimes baseball general managers have a method to their madness.
In order to acquire Andrew Romine, all Dombrowski had to give up was Jose Alvarez, a typical minor league left handed pitcher that had the ability to make a spot start in the MLB every once in awhile. I know that Alvarez had a pretty good debut last year against the Indians where he only gave up one run and three hits through six innings, but that was pretty much the peak of his career. In 38.2 innings, Alvarez had a 5.82 ERA, a 5.19 FIP, and a 4.40 xFIP. Yep, that's expendable. I'm sure Kyle Lobstein, the new probable spot starter, can post those numbers, and he actually has a much higher ceiling than Alvarez. While the Tigers know that they aren't getting much in Romine, the swap does not hurt them one bit. At least now they have another option they can test out at shortstop.
To acquire Alex Gonzalez, the Tigers traded utility man Steve Lobardozzi to the Orioles. I know, I know, Lombardozzi was just acquired in the Fister trade, but he was, in all honesty, just a filler piece that was expendable from the beginning. Robbie Ray was the centerpiece of the Fister deal, and Ian Kroll has back end bullpen potential. Dombrowski said from the start that Lombardozzi would be what Ramon Santiago was to the team for the last few years. Guess what that role was… It was an expendable utility infielder role! Lobardozzi had played short in spurts during Spring Training, but if Dombrowski was comfortable with him playing significant innings there, he would not have traded him. Obviously he didn't think Lombardozzi's glove could handle the position, so boom, they traded him! Also, as long as Don Kelly is around, Steve Lombardozzi wasn't going to get a chance to be the utility outfielder. That's just the way it is.
But you said Gonzalez can't handle shortstop anymore, so why would the Tigers want him?
I know what I said, but that's just my opinion based off of what I have read from scouts and reporters that have been at Spring Training. It's quite possible that the Tigers have had people watching him that think quite the contrary. Gonzalez use to post seasons of 5+ UZRs at short in his prime, and although it's improbable, it is possible that he is in good enough shape to at least be solid at the position for 100 games or so. I don't really like to use Spring Training batting stats to make any conclusions, but he currently has a 1.145 OPS through 12 games, so maybe the Tigers are going to see if they can catch lightning in a bottle.
When you really analyze the last two trades that Dombrowski has made, there really is no downside for the Tigers. He didn't have to give up anything to get the two players, and if the two players both end up being detriments to the team, then he'll probably cave in and just let Danny Worth and Hernan Perez split time at short. We already know that both of them will play solid defense and provide little-to-no offensive production. With Iglesias most likely done for the season, I think the organization has accepted that shortstop is going to be a low production position this year, and are just going to do what they can throughout the year to patch it together. Does that mean that it will involve five or six different players seeing time there throughout the season? It very well could. Whoever plays the position at this point is almost guaranteed to bat last in the order, so as long as whoever plays it doesn't turn out to be a mega flop, the Tigers will probably be okay with it. Just remember, Pete Kozma played shortstop for the Cardinals in 2013 and that didn't stop them from making it to the World Series.
What about filling left field and Rondon's vacated bullpen spot?
As of right now, it looks like the Tigers are going to take outfield prospect Tyler Collins north with them. Again, I take Spring Training stats as a grain of salt, but Collins has a .961 OPS so far and hits well off of right handed pitchers. Him and Rajai Davis could platoon in left field. If Collins does make the big club out of spring training, hopefully he can at least hold his own in the MLB until Andy Dirks comes back. If Collins ends up flourishing in the Majors, well then great, it would be a pleasant surprise!
In regards to the bullpen, I really don't have a clue what is going to happen there. All I know is that the Tigers have been in win-now mode for the last three years and nothing has changed going into this season. If the season starts and the current stock of arms (minus Joe Nathan) proves that they can't handle it, I know that Dave Dombrowski is not going to sit at his desk and let 2014 fade away.
Now it's time to cover why I think the flack that Dombrowski has received is unfair. Dave Dombrowski is a phenomenal general manager, and I am willing to defend that to the grave. In his tenure in Detroit, he has signed free agents like Pudge Rodriguez and Magglio Ordoñez, and traded for players such as Miguel Cabrera, Max Scherzer, Austin Jackson, Anibal Sanchez, and Doug Fister. Has he made mistakes (Washburn, Willis)? Yes, but show me a general manager with a perfect track record and I'll show you a liar. Although he traded Fister away in the offseason, a trade that will always be questioned within the fan base, almost all of his moves have turned out to benefit the Tigers. I have never met Dave Dombrowski and I may not ever get to sit down with him and pick his brain, but I trust in his moves and have faith that he will continue to make moves within the best interests of the 2014 Detroit Tigers throughout the season.
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Well thought out post. Just a few grammar errors. Spell check doesn't catch them all. The words "use" and "used" can sometimes be tricky. Also a long time ago an English teacher taught me that the easiest way to write a statement with two or more people, was to remove one person from the statement and see if it then made sense. I'm sure he would have railed at the idea df "Him (and Raj Davis) will platoon in left field." In the singular and plural it's "He…"
So enough with the picky, picky. I'm sure I missed a few punctuation marks along the way.
Your post was well written and makes plenty of sense. Hopefully somebody will point out a knowledgable young writer to DD, and you may actually get that chance to meet him.
I never thought I'd get the chance to meet Norm Cash or Ernie Harwell, but life dealt me a couple of surprise hands.
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"The Avatar is back in business!" At the end of this rambling travelogue episode, 'Legend of Korra' puts everything on the table. What is balance? It's compassion, it's bravery, it's endurance, it's understanding, it's fearlessness, it's compromise. It's a state of being that separates revolutionaries from Big Bads. Korra's foes from seasons past weren't actually that bad, Toph tells her new student. Amon wanted equality, Unalaq freed the spirits, and Zaheer fought for freedom. But they crossed a line, tipped out of balance. "They took their ideologies too far," she says. It's the kind of blunt truth Golda Meir might have whispered. Coming from the blind Earthbender, it's the line of the show.


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His graf name is "Noe Two," and it is inspired by Noah's Ark. Indeed, he paints portraits of animals, but also many with people from different cultures. This Parisian street artist composes murals based on a set of shapes, curves, and colors.
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A major breakthrough in stem cell research stretches from South Korea to the UW Madison, the center of the stem cell research universe. The findings could eventually provide new hope for millions.
Scientists in South Korea report to a major scientific journal that they have come up with an easier, faster way of producing cloned human stem cells.
The UW Madison is a major source of stem cell research. Actor and research activist Michael J Fox toured the University's Waisman center earlier this year.
Fox suffers from Parkinson's disease, a disease that could benefit from stem cell research.
The associate dean at the UW's law school says the ability to generate embryonic stem cells genetically matched to an individual could mean new ways to prevent or treat various diseases, like cancer.
We can now grow tissue in lab that has this gene and watch how it forces tissue to become cancerous," says Alta Charo, Profesor of Law and Bioethics at UW Madison. "Maybe we'll understand how this gene defect causes cancer. That means we may figure out how to prevent it".
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Herbert Burns believes he is earning his shot at a ONE FC belt. Next up, former champ Honorio Barbario.
The UFC on Friday announced that a light heavyweight bout between top contenders Phil Davis and Ryan Bader would join the UFC on FOX
UFC lightweight champion Anthony Pettis takes on Gilbert Melendez at UFC 181 on Dec. 6 after being sidelined for more than a year and plans
Conor McGregor stopped by the TUF house this week to help teammate Aisling Daly prep for her quarterfinal fight with Jessica Penne. Check out the
The 2015 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA are set for Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Nobody is quite sure if Eminem was complimenting Ronda Rousey or not, but she told Jimmy Kimmel she's cool being a "slaughterhouse in a blouse."
A lightweight match between Joe Lauzon and Al Iaquinta has been added to the UFC 183: Silva vs. Diaz fight card.
No. 1 lightweight contender Gilbert Melendez took a trip south from the Bay Area to Southern California and brought his training gear with him. The
Japanese star Norifumi "Kid" Yamamoto makes his long-awaited return to the Octagon to face Roman Salazar in a UFC 184 bantamweight bout on Feb. 28.
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The second semifinalist emerges during the tenth episode of The Ultimate Fighter: A Champion Will Be Crowned.
Check out this ONE FC-produced feature on Bibiano Fernandes, as he prepares for his next title defense.
Super Fight League will make their return to the U.S. next month.
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Check out all the action from Saturday's UFC Fight Night 57 in slo-mo. Former UFC champ Frankie Edgar ended Cub Swanson's run towards a featherweight
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Champions Johny Hendricks and Anthony Pettis as well as UFC 181 title contenders Robbie Lawler and Gilbert Melendez weigh-in on Irish featherweight star Conor McGregor.
On Tuesday the UFC announced that Nik Lentz and Thiago Tavares will face off at UFC Fight Night 60 in a 145-pound affair.
The previously planned Feb. 28 UFC event in London is off, but the organizations plans to host one in London later in the year.
The derailed fight between top flyweight contenders Ian McCall and John Lineker has been rescheduled for UFC 183.
As he prepares to challenge UFC middleweight champion Chris Weidman, Vitor Belfort says he's "stronger, lighter and faster" since he quit using TRT.
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An amateur fighter named Nikko Glasper landed a punch on Tommy Sthair at Nemesis Fighting Alliance that knocked the latter fighter out cold.
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TORONTO – Slowed by foul trouble and struggling with his shot, Paul Pierce still found a way to come up big for the Brooklyn Nets.
And he did it right when they needed him most.
Pierce blocked Kyle Lowry's shot from the lane on the final play of the game, and the Nets held off the Toronto Raptors 104-103 in Game 7 on Sunday to advance to the second round of the playoffs.
I just happened to be in the right place at the right time, Pierce said. I saw him split the defenders, I saw him go up, I went up with him.
I got my hand on the ball – game over.
The Nets will begin the conference semifinals at Miami on Tuesday night, facing the two-time defending NBA champion Heat.
Pierce had more fouls (three) than points (none) in the second half, but his only block of the game punctuated a hard-fought series win for the Nets.
Leading by one, Brooklyn used its final timeout after failing to inbound the ball. On the second opportunity, Shaun Livingston tried a lob pass to Pierce, but Terrence Ross got a hand on the ball and then knocked it off Pierce and out of bounds for a turnover.
I rushed it a little bit, Livingston said. I'm thinking Paul is going to hold him off. He kind of slipped there. Once he slipped, it was a jump ball and Terrence Ross is probably the last guy you want to throw a jump ball to.
Toronto used a timeout and gave the ball to Lowry, whose driving shot was blocked by Pierce as time expired. Lowry lay prone in the key as the Nets surged onto the court in celebration.
I really didn't have a great offensive game, Pierce said. I was in foul trouble for most of the night. Sometimes you've got to find ways to help your ballclub win.
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Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine and Hamilton County Prosecutor Joseph Deters said scam artists are calling consumers, posing as government and law enforcement officials, and demanding money. The attorney general's office said scammers can alter a number on a consumer's caller ID to look like a local call.
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Where: Santa Barbara City College, West Campus
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The Women's Festivals celebrates the accomplishments and nurtures the dreams of women in an interactive, multi-cultural, and multi-tracked program and expo focusing on the critical areas of women's lives: Personal, Professional, Philanthropic, and Planet. Our goal is to help facilitate premier gatherings for women's self-empowerment worldwide. Our efforts have resulted in Women's Festivals in Arizona, Cayman Islands, Ireland, and upcoming events in Sudan and the Dominican Republic! Go to www.womensfestivals.org for more information.
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- Further the momentum of Women's History Month and International Women's Day (March 8th).
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The Audi brand is in full-blown growth mode right now, with newer products like the Q7 and A3 soon to be joined by the A5 and R8, and Audi promises that 22 new products in total are on the way. Perhaps the most eagerly anticipated product of all is the forthcoming R8, which has garnered lots of attention from news media and enthusiasts alike. Since Audi's supercar has been well-received, why not add a smaller Boxster-fighter to keep the good vibes going?
We've already told you about speculation that Audi was cooking up an R4 for 2009 or 2010, and now South Africa's topCar magazine is giving us more gas for the flame. We like Audi's 2.0L FSI turbo four, but at 270 hp, powering a 2,500-2800lb car, we'd like it even more. topCar reports that an all-new platform is being designed for the R4, with a steel spaceframe and plastic and aluminum body panels. Of course, a more sporty RS4 is rumored to be on the way as well, which could be powered by a 2.5L inline five with 350 hp.
It seems like everything under the sun is scheduled to appear in 2009 and 2010, and if even half of it comes to fruition, we'll be some busy bloggers. We hope the R4 is among the projects that makes the cut.
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The New York Times finally caught on today, publishing this pretty good story about the perils of bailing out Level 3 assets held by profligate banks.
To recap our saga: Back in September, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson rolled out the Troubled Assets Relief Program, fondly known as TARP, and told congress that the $700 billion he demanded for the program would be used to buy "hard to value" assets held by banks. That prompted people familiar with bank processes to explain to people like me that "hard to value" meant Level 3, which is "financial pig shit."
Further inquiries revealed that banks had been piling up these bad debts and calling them "assets" for more than a year, just waiting for Uncle Sam to rush in with a bail bucket.
Paulson started spending the money otherwise–buying up "preferred stock" and other allegedly less toxic stuff, and then took credit for the total lack of financial Armageddon that has happened since.
Meanwhile came the pained whimpers of bond holders, hedge funds, and others demanding payment for their correct bets on the direction of various mortgage-backed securities. Seemed their counterparties–AIG especially–couldn't pay. So, in several steps, the taxpayers pumped about $150 billion into AIG, while AIG stopped paying the man who wrecked it–Joe Cassano–his $1 million per month severance pay.
A total of $2.5 trillion got shoveled into other banks and financial companies. They spent more than $18 billion of it of it on executive bonuses, reasoning that such big brains as theirs must be compensated appropriately, lest they debark to some less socially valuable pursuit, such as nuclear physics.
Now comes President Obama and Timothy Geithner, one of Paulson's protégés. Geithner is going back to his predecessor's original TARP plan, which means buying up the toxic bonds that the banks say they can't easily value.
So the Times rightly asks, well, how can they be valued? The paper illustrates with a single mortgage-backed bond:
The financial institution that owns the bond calculates the value at 97 cents on the dollar, or a mere 3 percent loss. But S.& P. estimates it is worth 87 cents, based on the current loan-default rate, and could be worth 53 cents under a bleaker situation that contemplates a doubling of defaults. But even that might be optimistic, because the bond traded recently for just 38 cents on the dollar, reflecting the even gloomier outlook of investors.
So confusing, yes? Who could possibly be right?
And yet, always before it was the bond market–the 38 cents guys–who were presumed to have the true value. They are, by definition, the actual market value.
To understand where they're coming from, it helps to know something about the bond under analysis. The Times gives us that:
The bond is backed by 9,000 second mortgages used by borrowers who put down little or no money to buy homes. Nearly a quarter of the loans are delinquent, and losses on defaulted mortgages are averaging 40 percent. The security once had a top rating, triple-A.
Hmmm. 9,000 piggy-back loans with a 25 percent delinquency rate? The only way for this bond to be worth more than 50 cents is if it is an upper-level tranche. That is, though the Times story does not say this, the bond under study must be protected by lower-level bonds made from the same mortgages. The holders of those lower tranches were promised higher returns for taking higher risks of default–so the first defaults would have already wiped those investors out, leaving these bondholders still afloat.
Even still, does anyone still think there is a significant percentage of no-money-down home-owners who are not underwater? Realistically, about 8,900 of these 9,000 mortgages are in technical default, because the underlying asset–the house–is no longer worth as much as the loan. That 75 percent of them are still paying is a testament to their honesty and good faith. But since a typical foreclosure recovers about 60 percent of the loan value, and these loans are all in line behind the first mortgages, the chances of any recovery in foreclosure is virtually nil. The Times doesn't consider this.
It does, however, make this obvious point:
Big banks and other owners of mortgage investments have argued that the low market prices reflect fire sales. Many have classified such securities as level-three assets, for which accounting rules allow them to determine values using computer models rather than the marketplace. . . .
But critics . . . say that the banks' accounting for these assets cannot be trusted because they have an incentive to use optimistic assumptions.
Well. You suppose?
The Times gets the main point right: What's being contemplated by the Obama Administration is that taxpayers will pay the banks'–or, at worst, S&P's–price for these "toxic assets." We'll take the loss so that bondholders–some of which are municipal pensions and others of which are rich playboys–don't have to. We'll take the loss so the bankers themselves can continue to pay themselves commensurately to their intelligence.
But it's probably worse than the Times yet imagines: The Times' example is a real bond–an honest-to-Hayek "mortgage-backed security" based on mortgages on actual McMansions. We've seen how these can be worthless even though the houses exist. But the Times has yet to explain the wonders of synthetic mortgage-backed securities. These are derivatives-based on the value of the real MBS, but untethered to any actual houses–and there's a lot of this stuff parked at Level 3 on banks' balance sheets.
The story of why American taxpayers should or might fork over full face value for that stuff, which has the intrinsic value of a scratched lottery ticket, awaits the next striking realization of the Times.