Nothing stands alone
Relationships are vital to our lives, as we understand the idea of our inherent oneness.
Month: September 2022
700 words on Albert Pujols
In a terrific column, Joe Posnanski captures the historic 700th home run by Albert Pujols.
A plethora of pencilry
After the week we’ve had, the political cartoonists are having a field day.
History is under construction
In “History Myths Exploded” the authors look at the critical difference between history and heritage.
Memory, representation, and reconciliation
Viet Thanh Nguyen writes on the creation of just and ethical memories by remembering others as well as our own.
This is what privilege looks like
How I choose to cross the street led me to think about the privileges I enjoy that others may not.
And the ‘toons keep on coming
Political cartoonists are feasting at the buffet of right-wing craziness.
Wondrous Love revisited
The Southern Harmony tune Wondrous Love sits right at the top of the list of my favorite songs.
Resilience through the centuries
Phong Nguyen’s new novel is based on a true story of women’s strength in support of culture and country.
An odd-shaped piece that never quite fit into society’s jigsaw puzzle
We all do better when we all do better.
MORE TO COME... 