Examining White Privilege – Clear Eye; Blind Spot – An Essay by Julie Clark
I recently had an appointment with an eye doctor. I have sarcoidosis, an inflammatory disease. My pulmonologist asked me to get my eyes checked,…
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A Series of Laments by Julie Clark: #1 Grieving Violence in Our Land
I am writing a series of laments. As a white evangelical Christian, I did not learn to lament in my religious or cultural background. This…
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Five Things I Learned From Kazakhstan
My husband and I moved to Kazakhstan back in 1995 with our two small children, aged 2 and 4 months old. To say it…
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When We Open Our Hands: Strangers, Foreigners, Refugees – A Poem by Julie Clark
Asagao Academy – Normal Boots Club!
Asagao Academy is a geek’s dream! Not only do you get to date hot, nerdy guys in this FREE game, but the characters you date…
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App Review | Mystic Messenger – I Just Received Your Message
One afternoon when I was procrastinating by surfing Buzzfeed, I came across this quiz: Which Character From “Mystic Messenger” Should You Date? I’d never…
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November Skies Ch. 13: Confrontation
There were a couple minutes of frantic silence as they made their way through the streets, away from the university and toward a street…
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Faith & Courage for Justice in Charlottesville, VA
“God has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does God require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and…
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I Am Diana of Themyscira – A Wonder Woman Review
As the date for the Wonder Woman premiere approached, many DC fans voiced concern, believing that if Wonder Woman failed as Man of Steel and Batman v. Superman had, things looked…
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One Seven Four – A Poem by Ed Martinez
I Woke up this morning, my church was on my mind. Wakened with a sense of awe as I looked through my tired eyes….
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Clothes Make the Man – Miraculous Ladybug and Enclothed Cognition
Part of the charm of Miraculous Ladybug is that although there are only two main characters, their personalities while in costume are so different from their…
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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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