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In the early days, we typed the copy for the newspaper on my Selectric typewriter that I received as a high school graduation gift. From there we pasted it with rubber cement onto large "flats," … more
Chosen before the November 5 election, I turned to the wisdom of Etty Hillesum. While her diaries were not widely distributed as Anne Frank, her writing spoke to her deepening wisdom as she … more
We all need to know about our community. It makes for better decisions.  A common set of facts makes for better community cohesion. Local community newspapers, which are focused on the … more
Some things never change. It's easy to be the fool. It's easy to be fooled. It's easy to have your life upended by events beyond your control. And it's easy to draw conclusions from … more
Lilly Pulitzer started a fruit juice stand because she needed a renewed sense of purpose. She had moved to Palm Beach, Florida in search of love and adventure and immediately embraced … more
I was in my garden last Sunday afternoon. I was pulling a yucca plant that I mistakenly planted in one of my garden beds years ago.  At the time, I was mixing flowers and veggies in one of my … more
Ask anyone, especially my family, that my memory of names of bands,  movie plots and actors, and books I've read is spotty. It's almost laughable, according to my son. At the same time, I … more
The quotes we choose tell others something about us. I found this quote as I was exploring quotes using a search query of notable quotes by women. With that I discovered Chimamanda Ngozi … more
Until this week, I had never heard of Cynthia Heimel. Her Wikipedia page describes her as a columnist and foremost the author of satirical books known for their unusual titles, aimed at a female … more
I am struck that sometimes when we determine the price of something, we don't factor in all of the costs.  With a background in sociology, W.E.B. DuBois seemed to have a fundamental … more
It's good to know that we don't have to be perfect to be loveable. more
I encountered the life and legacy of Rev. Howard Thurman in seminary. It was there that I learned that Thurman was the direct link between  Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr.  … more
Richard Kluger seems to like to sink his teeth into complex subjects and set them in terms of sweeping societal concepts. His two best-known works are Simple Justice , generally regarded as the … more
I first became acquainted with Dorothy Day as part of a seminary course on religious social activists.  Beyond her work as a co-founder and editor of … more
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