Charlottesville Reminds Us That, For Many, The Civil War Rages On
The events in Charlotesville prove that for many Southerners, the Civil War has not yet been resolved.
Condemning Hate Is A Spiritual Must: A Rabbi’s Take On Charlottesville
Without the basic human right for safety, we can not obtain higher levels of spirituality and wisdom.
I Was Also Tempted To Blame All Sides For Charlottesville. Here’s Why.
The tendency towards violence on both sides is wrong… Even though one side has a clear moral justification.
Our Phones Are Stressing Us Out… Even When They’re Turned Off
The stress of being on call, all the time.
Women Used To Dominate Tech… Until They Were Pushed Out
The history of these female pioneers refute the claim that there is a genetic component to male domination in the tech industry.
The Time A Town Killed A Priest: A Lesson In Hysteria
The dark tale of Urbain Grandier is a cautionary tale of how quickly hysteria can give rise to violence.
What I Learned From Blaise Pascal About The Power Of Stillness
Pascal teaches us to go beyond the ego and noise of everyday life to find true happiness.
Susie: Memories Of My Sister
Reflecting on the wonder and the absurdities of life after my sister’s sudden death.
How I Learned To Appreciate Pain
There are some kinds of pain which must be navigated in order to be our best selves.
The Innovative App That Helps Blind People Maneuver NYC Independently
Invip is a program which would act as a personal assistant to help the visually impaired maneuver through New York City.