From finding a hobby to talking about babies; there's at least one thing on this list you can do.
As we all deal with the blowback of the recent events in Charlottesville, and the reactions from political leaders, I urge caution in the words we use. And caution in our actions so that we don't add to the fire of hatred, but find ways to effectively and systematically counter it.
Because I actually can't (not) share this. The BS is real.
Following the US-led strikes in Syria this week, there are global calls of praise for the swift action of President Trump, yet logical reservation by those who have seen this play before.
As my dad twirled me around the vinyl dance floor, my eyes teared up with the realization that this moment may never happen again.
Penny’s findings leave readers with several questions. The most significant being, what does this mean for a democratic society?
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What a gun auction taught me about ‘middle America’
This is the truth: parallel worlds really do exist in America, and when each collide with the other they do just that – collide. For those of us who straddle these two worlds, we battle a constant identity crisis, because there’s no longer a common language or vision of what America can and should be.
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