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UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE SECOND CIRCUIT August Term, 2008
February 17, 2010
ROBERT DEROSA, PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT,v.NATIONAL ENVELOPE CORPORATION, DEFENDANT-APPELLEE.
Appeal from a judgment of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York (Korman, J.). DeRosa appeals the district court's grant of summary judgment dismissing his claim of discrimination on account of disability, in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act, 42 U.S.C. § 12112, on the ground that claims made in connection with his application for Social Security Disability Insurance Benefits barred his claim. Vacated and Remanded.
The opinion of the court was delivered by: Barrington D. Parker, Circuit Judge
Argued: July 7, 2009
Before: POOLER, B.D. PARKER, and RAGGI, Circuit Judges.
Robert DeRosa appeals from a judgment of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York (Korman, J.) following an award of summary judgment to the National Envelope Corporation. DeRosa had sued National Envelope, his former employer, alleging discrimination on account of a medical disability, in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act, 42 U.S.C. § 12112 (the "ADA").
DeRosa argues that the district court incorrectly concluded that, as a consequence of statements he made in application forms for disability benefits, he was judicially estopped from arguing that he was capable of performing the essential functions of his job. We conclude that those statements did not give rise to judicial estoppel. Consequently, we vacate and remand to the district court for further proceedings.
The facts, unless otherwise noted, are not disputed. DeRosa became an employee of National Envelope in 1988, working as a customer service representative. His duties included quoting prices to customers and processing orders. Around 2002, DeRosa suffered a traumatic injury to his right leg. As a long-term result of this injury, DeRosa suffers from venous insufficiency, a condition that can result in swelling, ulcers, and infections. In response, DeRosa's physician instructed him to "limit the dependency of his right leg; . . . avoid sitting or standing for prolonged periods of time; and . . . elevate his leg above his heart at regular intervals." DeRosa's physician also instructed him to, if possible, work from home. National Envelope agreed to this accommodation. It arranged for him to work from home by providing him with remote technology including a telephone, computer, and fax machine. During the two-year period from 2002 to 2004, however, DeRosa's medical condition did not abate, and his physician directed him to continue the prescribed treatment, including working from home, to slow the progression of his condition and to minimize discomfort.
In October 2004, a new chief executive officer of National Envelope decided to rescind the accommodation. He instructed DeRosa that he could no longer work at home, and that he would either have to return to work at the corporation's facilities, or be terminated. DeRosa, understanding that his medical condition would not permit this change, informed his supervisor that he could not return to on-site work. National Envelope then terminated DeRosa's employment. DeRosa alleges that his employer encouraged him to file for social security disability payments. DeRosa and National Envelope disagree on whether, prior to his discharge, he had satisfactorily performed the essential functions of his job. The district court did not resolve this dispute, but for purposes of this appeal, we assume DeRosa performed his work satisfactorily.
After his termination DeRosa applied for Social Security Disability Insurance ("SSDI") benefits. DeRosa's application, filed November 2004, included the sentences "I became unable to work because of my disabling condition on October 13, 2004" and "I am still disabled." In a subsequent portion of his application, DeRosa answered the question, "[h]ow do your illnesses injuries or conditions limit your ability to work?" He replied "[c]an't write, type, sit, stand, walk & lift, reach, grab, bend." DeRosa also explained that his disability caused a change in his job duties in that he "could no longer commute, had to work from home." A different form, issued by the New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance ("NYSOTDA"), and signed by DeRosa in December 2004, included the topic "Social Activities" and within that topic asked "Do you spend time with others? (In person, on the phone, on the computer, etc.) [] YES []NO If 'YES', describe the kinds of things you do with others." DeRosa checked "yes" in answer to the question, and elaborated by writing "family and social gathering. Spoke on the phone and worked with computer."
Within the same topical group of questions, the form included the question "Describe any changes to your social activities since your illnesses, injuries, or conditions began." DeRosa answered that he was "no longer able to speak on phone or work with computer [due] to pain."
DeRosa sued National Envelope in July 2006, alleging that his termination violated the ADA. Following discovery, National Envelope moved for summary judgment. The district court concluded that DeRosa's statements about phone and computer usage on the SSDI and NYSOTDA forms estopped him from claiming that he was able to perform the essential functions of a customer service representative and that, as a result, he could not establish an essential element of his ADA claim. The court granted summary judgment, and this appeal followed. We review a district court's grant of summary judgment de novo, and we construe the evidence in the light most favorable to the non-moving party. Rodal v. Anesthesia Group of Onondaga, P.C., 369 F.3d 113, 118 (2d Cir. 2004).
A plaintiff alleging a violation of the ADA has the burden of making out a prima facie case, which includes the following elements: "1) he was an 'individual who has a disability' within the meaning of the statute; 2) the employer had notice of his disability; 3) he could perform the essential functions of the job with reasonable accommodation; and 4) the employer refused to make such accommodation." Parker v. Columbia Pictures Indus., 204 F.3d 326, 332 (2d Cir. 2000). Since DeRosa had a disability which was known to his employer and had been accommodated in the past, the only disputed element on this appeal is the third -- whether DeRosa can show that he could perform the essential functions of his job with reasonable accommodation.
The district court concluded that DeRosa was estopped from making that showing. The court focused on DeRosa's answer to the NYSOTDA form's question about social activities -- that he did not speak on the phone or use the computer due to pain. The court reasoned that the circumstances the statement described would, if generally true, render him unable to perform the essential functions of his job. As the statement was made in a sworn application, the court concluded that DeRosa was estopped from arguing that he could, in fact, perform the essential functions of his job.
The interaction of statements made in applications for social security disability benefits and ADA claims is not a new issue for the courts. The Supreme Court addressed a variation of this issue in Cleveland v. Policy Management Systems Corp., 526 U.S. 795 (1999). In Cleveland, the Court held that the mere fact that a plaintiff files for social security benefits (and thus, represents herself to be disabled) does not create a presumption that she is unable to perform the essential functions of her job, and thus, unable to prove an ADA claim. Id. at 802-03. The Court emphasized that the statutory schemes have different definitions of disability; the ADA includes the notion of reasonable accommodation, whereas the SSDI system does not. Id. at 803. The Court noted, however, that a sworn assertion in an SSDI application that someone is "unable to work" could negate an element of an ADA claim unless the plaintiff offers a sufficient explanation for the apparent contradiction.
Id. at 806. The Court cabined the effect of its holding by expressly noting that its holding did not address "directly conflicting statements about purely factual matters . . . ." Instead, the Court explained, it was leaving "the law related to the former, purely factual, kind of conflict where we found it." Id. at 802. Cleveland therefore did not displace traditional estoppel analysis where the issue with respect to a plaintiff's prior statements is a purported factual contradiction.
A potential consequence of a conflict between two factual statements made by the same party is judicial estoppel: "Where a party assumes a certain position in a legal proceeding, and succeeds in maintaining that position, he may not thereafter, simply because his interests have changed, assume a contrary position, especially if it be to the prejudice of the party who has acquiesced in the position formerly taken by him." New Hampshire v. Maine, 532 U.S. 742, 749 (2001) (internal quotation marks and citations removed and alterations in original). Typically, judicial estoppel will apply if: 1) a party's later position is "clearly inconsistent" with its earlier position; 2) the party's former position has been adopted in some way by the court in the earlier proceeding; and 3) the party asserting the two positions would derive an unfair advantage against the party seeking estoppel. Id. at 750-51. We further limit "judicial estoppel to situations where the risk of inconsistent results with its impact on judicial integrity is certain." Uzdavines v. Weeks Marine, Inc., 418 F.3d 138, 148 (2d Cir. 2005) (quoting Simon v. Safelite Glass Corp., 128 F.3d 68, 72 (2d Cir. 1997)).
Judicial estoppel applies to sworn statements made to administrative agencies such as the Social Security Administration as well as to courts. Mitchell v. Washingtonville Cent. Sch. Dist., 190 F.3d 1, 6 (2d Cir. 1998). In Mitchell, we affirmed the application of judicial estoppel where the plaintiff made factual averments in SSDI proceedings that were inconsistent with his ADA claim:
Plaintiff's statements, "that he was incapable of standing for any length of time or of walking and that he required work he could perform seated, clearly contradict [plaintiff's] position in this litigation that . . . he was able to stand and walk for a substantial portion of the work day." Id. at 7. We have cautioned, however, that before applying judicial estoppel to factual claims in ADA cases, "a court must carefully consider the contexts in which apparently contradictory statements are made to determine if there is, in fact, direct and irreconcilable contradiction." Rodal, 369 F.3d at 119. For example, in Rodal, the defendant sought to estop the plaintiff from arguing that he would have been able to perform the essential functions of his job in May 1999 when he requested an accommodation because of a statement he made in a parallel state court proceeding that he was unable to perform any of his duties as of July 1999.Noting our obligation to view the evidence in the light most favorable to the plaintiff, we explained that, because the two statements could be construed as reflecting a change between the two months, there was no "irreconcilable direct conflict." Id.
The district court held that DeRosa's statement on the NYSOTDA form that he limited his computer and telephone usage estopped him from arguing he could fulfill the essential functions of his position. However, as we said in Rodal, the context in which a statement is made is important. Here, DeRosa stated that the work effect of his disabilities was that he "could no longer commute" to work, but "had to work from home." Indeed, he did so for two years until his employer withdrew the home-work option. It was only in response to a question about his social activities that DeRosa made the statements relied on to support estoppel. Fairly construed, those statements related to his social interactions, not his capability to perform the essential functions of his job if permitted to work from home. With the context of the statements thus understood, the apparent contradiction between DeRosa's statements that he is limited in social circumstances, but still able to perform the conditions of his employment with a no-longer-available accommodation, is reconcilable. DeRosa may well have experienced significant pain when he used the computer and phone while he worked for National Envelope from home, but he may have been able to endure that much pain, particularly as it was necessary to maintaining his job with the granted accommodation of home -- work. His response to the social question may have indicated only that the work experience left him with no ability to tolerate further pain from social, optional activities. The response did not indicate an inability -- or an unwillingness -- to work from home despite some pain. We do not suggest that this is the only possible construction of DeRosa's statements. Moreover, a juror need not necessarily credit this construction, but that is not the issue for purposes of judicial estoppel. We deal here with the narrower question of whether the statements can be reconciled, not whether a fact-finder would necessarilyadopt the interpretation which reconciles them. We conclude that, because DeRosa answered the question relating to his social activities, and because his answers can be logically reconciled with his assertion that he was able to fulfill the essential functions of his job with reasonable accommodation, judicial estoppel does not apply.
The district court concluded only that DeRosa's statements about the use of the telephone and computer for social activities on the NYSOTDA form estopped him proving his ADA claim. However, National Envelope also argues that other statements should give rise to estoppel. It points to DeRosa's statements on the SSA form that he was unable to commute to work, and was unable to grab, reach, and bend. National Envelope also points to DeRosa's statement he "became unable to work because of [his] disabling condition on October 13, 2004" and is "still disabled." As the Supreme Court made clear in Cleveland, a simple averment that one is disabled for the purposes of an SSDI application does not preclude the argument that one could, with reasonable accommodation, be gainfully employed. Cleveland, 526 U.S. at 807. The statement "I am disabled" on an SSDI application should generally be taken as a statement that "I am disabled for the purposes of the Social Security Act." The Social Security Act does not concern itself with reasonable accommodation.
These various factual statements do not contradict DeRosa's position on the critical issue of whether he was able to fulfill the essential functions of his employment with reasonable accommodation. The record is clear that DeRosa was disabled, that he had physical limitations, and that he felt he needed to work from home. Consequently, it is hardly surprising that he said on the disability application forms that he was disabled or unable to grab, reach, or commute. The inapplicability of judicial estoppel becomes even more apparent in light of a record establishing that DeRosa had a disability that National Envelope knew about, that it extended an accommodation to DeRosa that presumably it considered "reasonable," and that he performed his major responsibilities satisfactorily with this accommodation for two years until a new supervisor reassessed the situation. Nothing DeRosa said in his SSDI forms contradicted any of this. And nothing he said caused any discernable prejudice to National Envelope or amounted to an affront to the integrity of the district court.
The judgment of the District Court is vacated. The case is remanded for proceedings consistent with this opinion.
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Basic Industrial Manufacturing And Safety Products For Continuous Functionality
Manufacturing units always have a lot of safety concerns over there. There is always a need for having products that help adding safety for the property as well as for the workers. After spending a lot of money on safety products only, many industry owners realized that markets these days are flooded with products that wouldn't just enhance safety but help boosting production or manufacturing as well.
By going for them, level of safety can be enhanced up to 5 times. Basically in the present scenario manufacturing is not possible at a lot of manufacturing units if they don't have proper industrial tools. Some of these tools that help maintaining safety and continuous functionality in the factories are listed below.
Storage tanks
The storage tanks are of different type and FRP chemical store tanks is an example. They are used to store chemicals which are harmful for workers as well as for environment. It really doesn't matter that for how long such chemicals are needed to be stored, such tanks are always very useful. They can easily be seen in small as well as large scale manufacturing units. It's not necessary always that they can be used for storing chemicals only. They are available to store all type of raw material. Without having it at your place, there are always issues related to safety and the storage space needed.
Vessels and special equipments
Vessels are also needed in manufacturing units and they always make it easy for the workers to handle liquids or chemicals easily. They can be of different size and shape and can be used for different purposes. For the extreme safety and functionality, products like this are needed in almost every industry. Also there are lots of equipments like Cable Trays, cabinets, shelters that are meant for factories only to maintain safe environment. You should visit the website of a company that manufactures such products to know more.
Pipes are used to connect different sections of machines with each other. The prime duty is to transfer matter of one place to another and that matter can be different with different industries depending on the needs and working environment. It is always a good idea to buy quality pipes so that leakage and other similar problems can be avoided. Many industrial specific pipes are available for different purposes and you can buy them from the reputed sellers. There are lots of companies and providers for PTFE/PP/PVC/PVDF Piping Saudi Arabia that can simply be approached.
Ducting products
Ducting products are the basic needs of any industry which need to survive. You should be careful that you are buying the proper GRP ducting systems to get equal in exchange of your investment. Basically ducting systems or products are used in industries for removing or transferring air. Thus they are important parts of ventilation machines, air conditioners and other useful machines.
Fume exhaust systems
Fume exhaust systems are also very useful in manufacturing units. They are basically used for eliminating waste gases and have their shape just like a thicker pole. They are also called as Fume stacks and damper is an important part of such products whose actual purpose is to regulate the airflow in fume stacks or in chimneys.
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Low-Carb Turkey, Mushroom, and Zucchini Noodle Soup
(Makes 6-8 servings; recipe created by Kalyn and Kara, inspired by Kalyn's Ground Turkey and Barley Soup with Mushrooms and Spinach.)
1-2 T olive oil, divided (non-stick pans will need less oil)
1 medium onion, chopped
1 cup chopped celery
2 tsp. minced garlic
1 tsp. dried thyme
1 tsp. poultry seasoning
1 tsp. Spike Seasoning (Or use another all-purpose seasoning of your choice.)
4 cups vegetable stock, chicken stock, or turkey stock (or use 3 14 oz. cans of broth)
4 cups quick mushroom stock (See below about mushroom stock, or use more vegetable, chicken, or turkey broth if you don't have anything to make mushroom stock.)
1-2 cups water
1 lb. lean ground turkey (or 2-3 cups diced leftover turkey; see special instructions in the recipe if you're using leftover this)
1 lb. washed and thickly sliced cremini mushrooms
1 large zucchini (at least 10 inches long) or 2 smaller ones
salt and fresh-ground black pepper to taste
South Beach Diet / Low-Carb Diet Suggestions:
Everything about this soup is a great choice for all phases of the South Beach Diet or most any type of Low-Carb eating plan, even Paleo if you use approved stock or stock cubes.
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Use the Recipes by Diet Type photo index pages to find more recipes suitable for a specific eating plan.
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I chose the South Beach Diet to manage my weight partly so I wouldn't have to count calories, carbs, points, or fat grams, but if you want nutritional information for a recipe, I recommend entering the recipe into Calorie Count, which will calculate it for you.
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Coconut-Lime Turkey (or chicken) and Rice Soup ~ Kalyn's Kitchen
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|Protecting Eight Trigrams Sixty-Four Palms
|Shugohakke Rokujūyon Shō
|English anime
|Protective Eight Trigrams Sixty-Four Palms
|English games
|Eight Trigrams Sixty-Four Palms Guard
|Alternative names
|Guardian Eight Trigrams Sixty-Four Palms
|Naruto Episode #151
|Naruto: Ultimate Ninja 3
|Appears in
|Anime, Game
|Kekkei Genkai, Hiden, Taijutsu
|Offensive, Defensive
|Short to Mid range
|Other jutsu
|Parent jutsu
Created by Hinata, this is a highly versatile technique which affords both offensive and defensive capabilities whereby she emits a constant stream of chakra from her palms, which are formed into extremely thin, sharp, blades.
While using this technique offensively, Hinata shapes the chakra into thin, sharp, flexible blades allowing her to hit hundreds of targets with extreme precision and can cut smaller targets, like bees, into pieces.
When used defensively, Hinata creates much larger, stronger, more flexible, arc-shaped chakra blades that spread out across her entire attack range, effectively forming a barricade between herself and her opponents, rebuffing even the largest and smallest of targets.
With the addition of Hinata's flexibility, the technique creates an "absolute defence" effect similar to that of the Eight Trigrams Palms Revolving Heaven, though the cutting nature of the chakra prevents any outside force from restricting it.
- Even though this technique is an anime only technique, it remains to be Hinata's standard attack throughout the game series.
- This technique did not make a début in the Naruto manga, but did make an appearance in the manga and anime spin-off, Rock Lee's Springtime of Youth Full Power Ninja Chronicles.


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Please Don't Bomb the Suburbs: A Midterm Report on My Generation and the Future of Our Super Movementby William Upski Wimsatt
"Spiritual heir to Norman Mailer."The Atlantic
"Wimsatt's charisma stems from his courage."Cornel West
"Bomb the Suburbs and No More Prisons are cult classics deftly reflecting the hip-hop generation's maturation."Miami New/i>/i>/i>
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- Editorial Reviews
- Product Details
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- What People Are Saying
- Meet the author
Here's what the critics have to say about William Upski Wimsatt's previous work:
"Spiritual heir to Norman Mailer."The Atlantic
"Wimsatt's charisma stems from his courage."Cornel West
"Bomb the Suburbs and No More Prisons are cult classics deftly reflecting the hip-hop generation's maturation."Miami New Times
"A refreshing voice for Generation X."Library Journal
"Ahead of the curve."Spin
As a potty-mouthed graffiti writer from the South Side of Chicago, William Upski Wimsatt electrified the literary and hip-hop world with two of the most successful underground classic books in a generation, Bomb the Suburbs (1994) and No More Prisons (1999), which, combined, sold more than ninety thousand copies.
In Please Don't Bomb the Suburbs, Wimsatt weaves a first-person tour of America's cultural and political movements from 19852010. It's a story about love, growing up, a generation coming of age, and a vision for the movement young people will create in the new decade. With humor, storytelling, and historical insight, Wimsatt lays out a provocative vision for the next twenty-five years of personal and historical transformation. Never heard of Billy Wimsatt before? Your life just got better.
William Upski Wimsatt is the author of Bomb the Suburbs and No More Prisons. A maverick graffiti artist, journalist, and political and philanthropic organizer, Wimsatt has appeared in dozens of publications and is a popular speaker at colleges and conferences. He founded the League of Young Voters, worked for Barack Obama in Ohio, and co-organized the first-ever briefing of social justice artists with the White House. He was honored as a "visionary" by Utne Reader and included in The Source's "Power 30" list. He lives in Brooklyn.
Editorial Reviews
"Please Don't Bomb the Suburbs is a book for middle-aging youth activists who are still passionate about fighting for a revolutionary new society, but recognize the importance of a visionary long-term, sustained movement in achieving change. Simply put, Billy Wimsatt has grown up. [...] And he wants us to grow up, too."
--Pete Redington, CounterPunch
"Wimsatt's level of sincerity and enthusiasm is refreshing and bracing, and the book stands as a reminder that anybody who wants to help improve the world can find plenty of ways to get busy, and also have a great time doing it."
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Product Details
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Please Don't Bomb the SuburbsA Midterm Report on My Generation and the Future of Our Super Movement
By William Upski Wimsatt
Akashic BooksCopyright © 2010 William Upski Wimsatt
All right reserved.
IntroductionHarlem After Dark
I got off the bus just before midnight on 125th and Lenox—the picture of a white traveler lost in Harlem. Except I wasn't lost. I had lived and worked in Harlem for the past six years. Despite its wide, impersonal avenues, it was starting to feel like home. Struggling to carry four bags from three weeks of travel, I lumbered down Lenox to 121st and made a right onto my block. As soon as I turned the corner I got a bad feeling.
Most of the streetlights were out, and I could see outlines of figures in the shadows. My house was at the far end of the block. On the way, I had to pass a darkened schoolyard and a remote section of pavement shrouded behind a row of trees. I could see a big group of guys walking toward me. They took up the whole sidewalk. I could hear their voices. I could feel their energy. In a moment they would see me cross underneath the faded orange streetlamp. I imagined them seeing me—a white guy dressed in rumpled business clothes, pulling a suitcase on wheels, with a laptop case and two other bags slung over my aching shoulders and back.
Normally I would feel comfortable. I have been living in urban neighborhoods for most of my life. I often walk home at two or three a.m., by the projects, the hot corners, down dark alleys and side streets. I show respect for everyone. I expect respect. And I never think twice about my safety. But for some reason, in this moment, with my bags and my laptop, an animal fight-or-flight instinct took hold of me. I felt utterly vulnerable and defenseless. I considered crossing the street. Pride stopped me. I will not be afraid in my own neighborhood. I will not be afraid of young men on my own block.
That's what I told myself. But my imagination was racing. The tension toward white people moving into Harlem was strong enough to taste. Rents were tripling and quadrupling. Black Harlem families who'd been here for generations were being forced out. White babies could be seen in local parks, pushed in strollers by black nannies. Normally the white and black residents of Harlem just stayed out of each other's way, walking past each other on the sidewalks without acknowledgment. But anger boiled beneath the surface. Lines at the local food bank stretched down the block, young and old waiting for hours to get a bag of groceries. Under circumstances like this, could a band of rowdy, possibly drunk, neighborhood guys on a Friday night simply walk past me on an isolated, dark street? Wasn't this the perfect opportunity for revenge?
They were coming closer. We would meet in the middle of the darkest stretch of pavement, underneath the trees. I should have crossed the street when I had the chance. Why did I have to take my laptop with me? What if it got smashed on the sidewalk? Damn, I forgot to back up the files. I have to remember to back up the damn files! The thoughts I have at times like this. And then they were upon me. Seven or eight of them. Midtwenties. Swaggering, some with their shirts off. Slowly their faces came into focus.
It was my roommate Jameel and his friends, calling me by my graffiti name from the old days. "What up, West Rok?"
He introduced me around to his friends, mostly B-boys visiting from Chicago. They had just finished a barbecue at our house, and were headed out to a party. Did I want to come with? Naw, I need to get home and get my life together. We gave each other dap, talked for a while, and parted ways. "I left you some barbecued chicken in the fridge," Jameel called as we were walking away.
I shuffled along the sidewalk feeling so many things: relief, humiliation, joy.
Barbecued chicken sounded good. I looked up at the sky and started laughing.
How did this happen? I was always the white hip-hop kid. When did I grow up into the tourist-looking white guy fearing his own friends in his own neighborhood?
Adulthood Hits You Like Whoa
At its heart, this book asks a simple question: What does it mean to be a grown-up at this pivotal moment in history? How do you embrace the good aspects of growing up and leave the bad ones alone? And how do each of us as adults find our calling, live up to our potential, and meet the challenges of our time?
This is a coming-of-age story about me and my generation, Generation X (born 1961–79), and the generation after mine, the Millennials (born 1980–2000). We both grew up on hip-hop. My generation grew up on raw political hip-hop. Y'all grew up on guns-and-bubblegum hip-hop. But that's okay. We both got slapped out of our faces by September 11. We were profoundly shaped by the Bush and Obama years, Iraq and Afghanistan, climate crisis, financial crisis, student loans, the BP oil mess, and Hurricane Katrina. We began to flex our political muscle against Bush in 2004. We swept Republicans out of Congress in 2006. And in 2008 we elected a black community organizer from the South Side of Chicago as president of the United States of America.
Overall, the Millennials are light-years more politically and professionally astute than we ever were. They are growing up in the worst economy since the Great Depression. Sixteen-year-olds, without blinking, will send you a resume and a PowerPoint presentation from their phone. And still can't get a job! They are growing up with the existence of a strange new phenomenon: an organized and strategic progressive political movement. In fact, Millennials are statistically the most progressive generation in U.S. history. I am proud of them. And I'm scared they're going to take my job.
(Note: I use "my generation" to refer to both Generation X and the Millennials, together.)
The Most Progressive Generation in History
So yeah. Young people are the most progressive generation in history. Look at the preceding chart of voting patterns from young people over the past twenty- five years.
In the 1960s and '70s, young people were halfway decent politically. In the '80s, we fell for Reagan's charm. In the '90s, we started to be semi-okay again. But then in 2000, we voted at only 41 percent. And we voted in equal numbers for George W. Bush and Al Gore. What were we thinking?
By 2004, things began to change. A lot of us realized we could no longer afford to ignore the whole voting/electoral politics game, or take it for granted. On November 2, 2004, we voted for Kerry over Bush by 9 points. In the 2006 midterm elections, we voted for Democrats over Republicans in Congress by 22 points. In 2008, we voted for Obama over McCain by a whopping 34-point spread (66–32).
Not bad!
What this means in simple terms is that if we keep going like this, a progressive vision will shape the future of our country. Every two years, there is a national election. And every two years, a few million more of us enter the electorate. If progressive folks—by which I mean you and me—play our cards right, we can begin to repair this country over the next ten to twenty years. We are the Clean-up Generation. We have been left with a huge mess by previous generations. It is our responsibility to clean up the mess so we don't pass it on to our kids.
I have no illusions that everyone is going to read this book. I didn't write this book for everyone. I am writing this book with a specific purpose for a very targeted audience. My realistic goal is to reach 50,000–100,000 key cultural and political "influencers" between the ages of fifteen and forty-five. My goal is for these leaders to develop a deeper sense of the history of the past twenty-five years, and a fearless, deliberate vision for how to navigate the challenges and opportunities ahead.
Statistically speaking, there are probably more than a million people between the ages of fifteen and forty-five who have been connected in some way to the political and cultural movements of our time. They have read books, written blogs, gone to rallies, organized voters, joined a campus group, recorded an album, performed a spoken-word piece. I figure if even 5,000 of us read this and become more strategic players, the 5,000 will influence the 50,000. The 50,000 will influence the million. And the million will transform this country. At least a little bit.
Question: Where do you see yourself in these circles?
Please keep in mind, this book is written for two audiences at the same time: the seasoned forty-two-year-old leader in the inner-most circle, and the bright-eyed seventeen-year-old in a Freshman 101 course who grew up in a small town, didn't listen to hip-hop, and has never encountered a progressive movement in his or her life.
If all of this is new to you, then I want to say a warm welcome to the movement! A whole new universe is about to open up to you. It might seem like a foreign language at first, but you'll catch on soon enough. As you'll see, you have a place in this conversation. In a very real way, you—the new people, the young people—are the ones who will decide whether or not we succeed. Your role is the decisive one.
Children of the '80s
Looking back, the children of the '80s were in many ways a Lost Generation who grew up in a backward and confusing political time where anything left-of-center was seen as irrelevant, extreme, or a punch line in a political-correctness joke. There were no out gay people in either of my high schools. The Democratic Party was a tired old mule. Hip-hop was the only vibrant and hopeful social movement that we had. I wore an "Upski" belt buckle with no sense of irony, and my friends and I came to school wearing clocks around our necks trying to look like Flavor Flav. The Internet wasn't big yet. Thankfully, there are no pictures.
During this time, politically, young people were the most conservative segment of the population—voting overwhelmingly for Reagan in 1984. It's no accident we were called Generation X—endless articles were written about how conservative, apathetic, and obnoxious we were. Survey after survey showed we had rejected every aspect of the '60s (except the drugs) and were only interested in making money. Crack wars, AIDS, deindustrialization, and the prison boom were unraveling what was left of urban social fabric. The Wire and worse was the prevailing reality in most urban communities.
Gentrification hadn't exploded yet (white folks were too scared to even drive through black and brown neighborhoods, let alone live in them). White flight and suburban sprawl were wrecking the urban tax base. The War on Terror hadn't been dreamt up yet. My God, we were still supposed to be fighting Russia! This was before the Columbine and Virginia Tech massacres. The major public violence involved black and brown kids killing each other and white kids like Kurt Cobain killing themselves. Looking back, a lot of the stuff we did back then seems immature and unstrategic. Yet, during those "lost" years, we were laying many of the bricks for the new progressive era. At the time, we were wandering in the wilderness, taking our political cues from Spike Lee movies, and MTV.
Please Don't Bomb the Suburbs is an intimate personal history of America's cultural and political movements from 1984-2010. From the death of Chicago Mayor Harold Washington to the rise of Barack Obama. From the golden era of hip-hop to the dawning of a new progressive age. From "No More Prisons" to the green-collar economy. From the Battle of Seattle to the Coffee Party movement. From getting arrested and booked at the police precinct to using sophisticated data to organize a voter precinct. From juvenile delinquents to JDs. From B-boys and B-girls to MBAs. From anarchists to the PTA. From pissed-off voters to grown-up community organizers who win elections, wear suits, sustain marriages, raise kids, and take on the ultimate responsibility: governing the United States of America in the midst of an all-out war for the soul, control, and the future of our country.
This is a book about how far we've come, about remembering the last twenty- five years, and about preparing ourselves for the next twenty-five.
Which leads to a scary question: how can we step up our game before we find ourselves cast as extras in one of those end-of-the-world sci-fi thrillers we love to watch—The Day After Tomorrow, The Book of Eli, Minority Report, The Road, Avatar, 2012, or Children of Men? Popular books in recent years have titles like The World Without Us, The Long Emergency, and Collapse. One of the most common cultural themes is the scenario in which human beings in the next hundred years or so annihilate ourselves—in really cool ways with lots of flooding and screaming and explosions, just like the video games we love to play.
Wait ... what?
Is it just me, or is there an eerie fiddling-while-Rome-burns quality to modern life? At the very least, there is a bizarre disconnect. On the one hand, there is a public conversation now and some actual trends that could plausibly wipe out civilization as we know it (not to mention most of the Earth's other species). On the other hand, we're all supposed to go on acting like everything is normal and okay. Can you please take out the trash? What's up with Miley Cyrus's hair?
I mean, let's take stock for a second: we're running out of oil, water, fish, trees, animals, topsoil, and icebergs. We've got close to seven billion people now (compared to one billion in 1800, two billion in 1930, and 4.5 billion when I was born). We're headed for more than nine billion by 2050. Everyone wants to live like Americans, the pinnacle of civilization, with our fancy cars, houses, and shiny new things ordered on Amazon.com. Meanwhile, we're clear-cutting the Amazon.Rain.Forest.ForRealY'all. And we're playing a game of global warming/nuclear chicken.
Here's what I have to say: will someone please stop this roller coaster? I want to get off. Will someone please grab the steering wheel of this Titanic? I want to go back to shore. Mayday! Mayday! All hands on deck! We need to turn this ship around! Hello? Anybody there? Are there any adults up there driving this ship?
Um, yeah, that would be us.
It's like when your parents get older and you have to take care of them. They become like children again. You have to tell them what to do. That's the situation we're in as a generation. And that's the situation our kids and grandkids are going to be in with us.
At some point, someone needs to stand up and behave like a real adult.
When I started this book, right after the 2008 election, I had spent more than twenty years helping build a youth movement in the United States—since I was a fourteen-year-old graffiti writer in Chicago calling all-city meetings to hit up the train yards with political messages.
I believed that working to strengthen the youth movement was the most strategic thing I could do to change history. For several reasons: One, young people have time and energy. Two, young people are smart, idealistic, and willing to take risks. Three, young people have played a central role in leading every major historical change movement in history. Four, older people are gonna die. I'm not saying that to be mean. It's just a cold hard fact. Young people are going to die too, but hopefully not for another sixty years. Political organizing is good training for future leadership. Someone who's in college right now is going to be president in thirty years. Could be that quiet Latina woman sitting next to you. Finally, five, as a field, youth organizing is so neglected and underfunded that a little bit goes a long way. Youth politics is like an undervalued stock. It's a smart investment with a lot of upside. So whip out those pocketbooks!
Every three to five years, I've seen wave after wave of young visionaries, artists, activists, and organizers "graduate" from the youth movement. As I watched each successive group of my homeys disappear into the normal adult world, I made a conscious decision to stick around, serve as institutional memory, and try to help the generations coming up behind me to improve their game.
The longer I stuck around, the more my game evolved—from hip-hop to journalism to social entrepreneurship to prison organizing to philanthropy to electoral politics to the green economy. My story is almost like a Where's Waldo? of movement evolution over the past twenty-five years. While some people may see a string of random causes, I see one movement for the survival of life on Earth. We need all the tools in the toolbox to tackle such a multifaceted challenge.
Along the way, I have probably met as many people in as many different sectors of the movement as any living person. Over the past twenty years, I've worked with dozens of groups; published five books in collaboration with hundreds of people; worked as both a funder and a fundraiser to move more than $8,000,000; worked on the Obama campaign in a key swing state; helped create the League of Young Voters and the Generational Alliance (a national alliance of youth organizations). Together, we mobilized thousands of young people, played a role in passing more than a dozen laws and swinging more than a dozen elections, including a House race, a governor's race, and a Senate seat. The Senate seat was the most satisfying. Right after I left the League, our group in Minnesota helped Senator Al Franken win by 312 votes.
I was starting to do pretty well as a youth organizer. I was really starting to get the hang of it. Then a terrible thing happened to my youth organizing career. I turned thirty-six.
This brought about a small midlife crisis. I was no longer a youth in any way, shape, or form. I knew it was time to move into the adult world. But what did that really look like? Getting a job, settling down, buying a house, having kids. It sounded okay. Not bad, actually. But there had to be more! Maybe writing a book would help me put the clues together. Worst-case scenario, I had some good war stories and an oral history to pass on to the next generation.
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Dr Jeanne Chretien was on an environmental survey mission to the Arctic Circle. Her plane was brought down by the emergence of the Fire Fountain. She and the other members of the crew gained superhuman abilities and physiologies. Their leader, Master Builder built a city for them to inhabit.
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Smith Point Residence | Landscape Architect: H. Keith Wagner Partnership | Architect: Birdseye Design | Image Credit: Westphalen Photography | This property on Shelburne Farms includes a main house, guest house and barn complex set on 20 acres of rolling meadow and woodland with commanding views of Lake Champlain. In master planning the site, special attention was given to solar orientation, views and utilizing the existing grade change to integrate with the architecture of the main house.
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mason jar lighting: super cute on a porch, love the simple hook to hang them.