Political Contrast Can Do Irreparable Harm
Our lives are full of contrast The contrast between you and I may be interesting, if not significant. Perhaps we have different habits of worship,...
Category: Civil Discourse
This Is What Democracy Looks Like
Democracy is never hidden Democracy is all about the people. The power of governance is vested in the people. And the people often take to...
The Inspiration to Lead Us into Good Trouble
John Lewis was a model for how to lead Representative John Lewis stepped up to lead the nation to a better reality of racial equality....
Do Images We See Reflect Who We Are?
Protest images demand a change in expectations We see a lot of images in the news covering the Black Lives protests and the spinoff for...
What It Means to Take A Knee
Taking a knee was a small gesture Taking a knee can have mean many things. It can simply be a moment of rest. It can...
Every Response Must Be Heard and Must Matter
Our response points to our freedom. The response we choose in every aspect of our lives shapes who we are and what our future will...
What People Say Makes A Difference
What we say matters If you say something, is it always true? Does it matter? It’s easy to be cavalier about what we say in...
We Need a Global Immunity Against the Virus
A virus attacks our immunity We are by now probably exhausted from the news and worries and precautions taken regarding how Çovid-19 is attacking our...
The Pandemic of Anger is Contagious
Anger overrules rational thought We have witnessed anger erupt in myriad ways these past few years. From mob conflicts to singular shootings, anger has captured...
Being Resilient While Being Out of Touch
Being resilient in a new reality We are all waking up to a new reality and are asked to be resilient. We’re being isolated. Space...