True Communication: A Challenge for Writers, The Gifted, And All Of Us
The challenge of accurately conveying your thoughts through your words.
Judaism Commands Us Not To Cry Alone
Sometimes the holiest part of religion is the solace we find in each other’s company.
What We Can All Learn From SCOTUS’s Wedding Cake Decision
Why the SCOTUS decision should be causing reflection rather than anger or concern.
I Would Like To Thank Roseanne Barr For Her Horrid Tweet
Because it provides us all with a learning moment.
Six Lessons Gained From Losing Weight
Good health, physical and emotional, should always be the first priority.
How My Worst Job Prepared Me For Dealing With A Strange Diagnosis
How my former consulting job helped give me the objectivity and patience to navigate my unusual medical situation.
Roth, The Fanatic: Roth’s Inability To Look Beyond His Own Perspective
Philip Roth’s inability to see beyond his own perspective bears similarities to some ultra-Orthodox Jews’ way of viewing women.
Why I Sympathize With The Lady Who Sent 65,000 Texts To Her Crush
Haven’t we all been that lady at some point? At least in our heads…
A Muslim And A Jew Share A Moment Of Sisterhood In Their Covered Hair
An Orthodox Jewish woman and a Muslim woman share a moment of bonding over their covered hair.
The Earth Protectors Of Latin America Versus Corporate Greed
Native activists battle against the destructive greed of mining companies.