Month: March 2022

Arrogance cloaked as humility

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Conservatives hide their true agenda in an attempt to foist highly unpopular beliefs on Americans.

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In preparation for a tour this spring, I catch up on a Shetland Island murder mystery series.

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A March Madness without gambling ads is a breath of fresh air in a bleak sports television landscape.

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Robyn Ryle on baseball: “The players want baseball to be good. The owners just want to make money.”

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In our polarized times, how do we move from judgment of those who are different from us.

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Each month I have a goal of reading five books. Here’s my list from February 2022.

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We can learn the history of slavery, but do we have the collective will to reckon with it?

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I took a morning stroll in Providence, where we arrived to hear Andrew sing The Evangelist role in St. John Passion.

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Howard Thurman writes of how hatred leads to death of the mind and spirit.

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A graduate seminar on preservation gave me the chance to discuss why old places matter.