My Invisible Shield
White privilege was invisible to me. Until it wasn’t. How do you know you’re white? This is a question the Executive Director of the Center for Social Justice at U.C. Continue Reading →
Tag: LIfe lessons
Could You Be Disenfranchised?
The war on vote-by-mail I tried, I really tried, to aim away from politics this week. But with the step-up in the attacks on the U.S. Postal Service, writing about Continue Reading →
Times Are Dark, So Lighten Up
We won’t get through this if we lose all our joy I’m not trying to be funny here Seriously. What I’m after is a sober-sided defense of levity. After taking an afternoon Continue Reading →
In Defense of Decaf
Yes, I drink decaffeinated coffee, and yes, you can trust me I rise to my defense. Calmly. Recently I read an article in which the writer claimed to not trust people Continue Reading →
Now’s Not a Good Time to Get Hurt
An Accident in the Time of COVID-19 There are no good times to get hurt, but some times are worse As in, during a pandemic that affects the entire health care Continue Reading →