Fifty years ago in 1972, two young journalists, Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward began following the leads of a small story regarding a break-in at an office building in Washington DC.
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Until we see our common humanity and understand the intrinsic value of every person in this country regardless of culture, ethnicity, gender, religion, etc., we will only continue the cycle of white supremacy thinking that leads to hatred and violence because we haven’t yet dealt with why it exists.
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For those who “wave the Jesus flag” what does it mean to walk in the shoes of the one who epitomized self-sacrificial love?
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All the President’s Men explores the journalistic process that exposed the widespread corruption within Nixon’s presidential administration.
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For the third year in a row, women and their allies across the country set aside time to join with friends and family to…
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#Enough, #WhatIf and #NeverAgain On Valentine’s Day of 2018 at 2:20 PM on the campus of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Nikolas Cruz, a…
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I don’t know what to write. I want to write about the recent American presidential election. As an author who writes predominantly about her…
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During the American War of Independence, those living in America believed they should not be governed by people thousands of miles away who in…
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The United States Declaration of Independence was drafted by Thomas Jefferson, edited, and then adopted by the Committee of the Whole of the Second Continental…
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It’s Earth Day 2016! Earth Day was created in 1970, and this year celebrates its 46th year according to the official site, www.earthday.org. Also according…
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What if you are an American and find yourself convinced that one candidate for President/Congress/Senate stands out as best against all the others running…
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On a snowy Chicago day in April (!) I was fortunate to stumble into a timely exhibit at the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art…
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