Epstein's Ex-Lawyer Slams Vendor Refusing Him Service—"I Just Want to Shop"

Alan Dershowitz’s Grammarian Responds to Pierogi Incident

When the police arrived, they also advised Dershowitz to use non-gendered pronouns. Dershowitz was hesitant. “I’ll use whatever language I choose to use,” he told the police. “That’s a matter between me and my grammarian — not anything the police should have anything to say over.” — New York Magazine 7/31/05 - - -All right, look. (I continue to prefer that formulation to the increasingly popular “Alright, look,” because while, unlike some of my …

Slog AM: Seattle Arsonist Is Lighting Fires, Ann Davison Sues Trump, No Pierogis for Alan Dershowitz

The Stranger's only news roundup. by Nathalie Graham WHAT? WHAT DID YOU SAY? Sorry, I can't hear you over the Blue Angels rattling the foundations of my apartment building. They'll be gone after the weekend, but not before more ear-shattering, bone-shaking noise. You wanted the news? Okay, okay, we'll get you the news.  Little Fires Everywhere: Fire officials believe we have an arsonist in our midst. In the past week, four fires sparked in the B…

Alan Dershowitz says farmer’s market on the Vineyard refused to sell him pierogi over his politics - The Boston Globe

In these tense political times, even visits to farmer's markets can cause controversy.

The great dumpling denial of West Tisbury - The Martha's Vineyard Times

To the Editor: Just when you thought Martha’s Vineyard couldn’t get any weirder than Larry David yelling at Alan Dershowitz in a porch showdown worthy of Judge Judy, along comes this week’s culinary crisis: a man, a dumpling, and a dream denied. The scene: the tranquil, artisanal expanse of the West Tisbury Farmers Market, where kale is king, heirloom tomatoes have first names, and no one admits to eating Pringles. Enter stage right: Alan “I def…

Dershowitz denied pierogi at Martha's Vineyard farmer’s market, cries 'McCarthyism'

Alan Dershowitz, a seasonal Chilmark resident and prominent attorney known for his controversial clients, is threatening litigation after he was denied a half dozen pierogi at the West Tisbury Farmers’ Market this week.

Dershowitz to Newsmax: Martha’s Vineyard ‘Very Intolerant’

Alan Dershowitz, Harvard Law professor emeritus, found himself pressed over pierogis on Martha’s Vineyard this week and is “fighting back” against what he deemd discrimination on the island, telling Newsmax he’s never visited a “less tolerant place” than Chilmark, Massachusetts. At issue is that a Farmers Market vendor, Good Pierogi, refused to sell Dershowitz pierogies over his “political views,” Dershowitz told “The Record With Greta Van Suste…