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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The Romance of Unconnected Lives: Chapter Two
The Romance of Unconnected Lives Chapter Two Jane wasn’t having much luck with her alarm. Yesterday it was too upbeat, today it was the…
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Kortni’s Kitchen: Family Style Chicken Cacciatore
Last week I brought you an eggplant parmigiana. This week, we are still cooking with my family and we are making chicken cacciatore. This…
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In Memory of Alicia Georgiade – By Linda (Peaches) Tavani
Many patrons of the arts are hailed for their financial support and endorsement of their favorite protégés and projects. However, there are many who…
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Kortni’s Kitchen: Cannoli, Family Style
Nothing ends a day with your family better than dessert. This cannoli is not only fun to make, but even better to eat. For…
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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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Kortni’s Kitchen: Family Style Risotto
My family has been cooking up a storm. If anyone has ever had risotto, you know it is either amazing or not worth eating….
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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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Not Brave Enough Yet – Reflections by Julie Clark
Yesterday, I was hit by a cloud of grief that soaked me as I watched Barack and Michelle Obama wave goodbye. I could only…
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Welcoming the Spiritually Hungry – The Taizé Community in Central-Eastern France
After the extreme high of participating in the Women’s March on Washington D.C. and the following roller-coaster week of U.S. news, I could imagine…
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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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