Film Review: Loving
I could feel the wet Virginia humidity as I watched Loving. As a native Virginian, I slipped easily into the story of these two…
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Marches, Rallies, and Demonstrations – What’s the Difference? Free the People Immigration March in Pershing Square, Los Angeles, CA – 2.18.17
Today was the second time I’ve marched in my “greater” City of the Angels, Los Angeles, CA. I am a third-generation Angelino, and my children…
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What First Lady Michelle Obama Means To Me – An Essay by Natalie Patterson
It was 2007. I was too young to realize I was political, and there was a senator two of my friends could not stop talking…
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Documentary Recommendation: 13th – A MUST See…
13th opens with the now familiar voice of President Barak Obama stating this startling statistic: “The United States has 5% of the {world’s} population, yet…
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Women’s March: Los Angeles, January 21, 2017 – Reflections ~
I originally had no plan to attend the Women’s March LA. I have found the feminist community to be very white women focused and…
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Women’s March: Paris, January 21, 2017 – Join Paris & the World!
Neither Washington D.C., Paris, nor London are ‘the world’. In light of the Culture Honey mission to underscore and celebrate the sweetness and abundance that…
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What the Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Means To Me – An Essay by William Syms
Reflecting on the work, words and life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. should remind everyone that our work is not done. More than…
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Hairspray Review – You Can’t Stop the Beat!
Hairspray is one of the quirkiest musicals I have ever watched. The story centers around Tracy Turnblad (Nikki Blonsky), a peppy, “pleasantly plump” girl whose…
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International Holocaust Remembrance Day: Berlin Looks Back Toward Thinking Ahead
“It’s better to look ahead and prepare, than to look back and regret.” ~ Jackie Joyner-Kersee As we mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we…
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Follow Paris Exposition “The Color Line” To Explore Black Art/Segregation
“Faith is taking the first step even when you don’t see the whole staircase.” ~ Martin Luther King, Jr. (1929-1968) “The Color Line” –…
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A White American Woman’s Journey: With Liberty and Justice for ALL
The United States’ Pledge of Allegiance reads as follows: I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the…
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Human Rights Day, December: Gibraltar National Day, September
While ‘moto’ing around San Francisco Financial District recently, I noted a street flag announcing that 10 December was the annual celebration day of the 1948…
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