What We Can All Learn From SCOTUS’s Wedding Cake Decision
Why the SCOTUS decision should be causing reflection rather than anger or concern.
Why the SCOTUS decision should be causing reflection rather than anger or concern.
What might happen if people first sought out the ways in which we are connected, and made our first response to genuine difference and the value of details to ask how such disparate views could find room for each other before we determined how they cannot?
Toyota’s Super Bowl ad reminds us we could do all do better balancing the double needs of loving one team, while appreciating that we are also part of a larger team.
Perhaps the debate over the Indians mascot, Chief Wahoo, speaks to the larger question of what makes a “tribe” and how members’ opinions are valued.
The numbers show that Americans want hope, community, and justice… Not just sustenance
I let my visceral anger about Trump blind me to an injustice being corrected. And this is something I’ve seen happen in more and more people.
Just lighting one light can help change the direction our country is heading.
Chelsea Handler justified her body shaming of Sarah Huckabee Sanders by calling Sanders “pure evil.” But it is exactly that justification that has led to so many problems in the world.
Republican support of a known sexual abuser shows just how much women are worth to us as a nation.
That distinction is really significant precisely because we need to pay close, careful and ongoing attention to the issues of sexual harassment in our culture.