White Supremacy and Insurrection: How Do We End this Stain on Our Society?
Brian Biery writes of the historic perniciousness of white supremacy within America and its effects upon a past presidency.
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Waving the Jesus Flag – A Poem by Julie Clark
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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Film Review: All The President’s Men
All the President’s Men explores the journalistic process that exposed the widespread corruption within Nixon’s presidential administration.
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Women’s March Los Angeles, 1.19.19
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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March For Our Lives – Students Across the United States Speak Out Against Gun Violence and Call For Legislative Change
#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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Third Culture Kid: Post-Election Anxiety
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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Whose Right is Right? An Essay…
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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Unalienable Rights & American Independence Day 2016
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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Earth Day 2016!
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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An American Tradition: Political March & Rally!
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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Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago – Kathryn Andrews: Run for President!
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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