Hope was never about Obama; it was about us! His message was “Yes We Can”, not “Yes I Can.” He inspired us
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Between now and November, we can — and must — all find and do our somethings. Democracy needs these gifts, now more than ever.
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2020. I hardly know where to begin. My beloved mom died this year, in September. She did not die of COVID, but since she lived in a different state than me, pandemic
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I feel something I haven’t felt in four years. It’s called HOPE. I feel like a giant weight has been lifted off of my shoulders. My mood when I awake each morning
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This year can be described in many ways and sad is certainly one of them. We are living in sad times. I am saddened at the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who
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But it is a lie. It is not the face of a happy people I see when I look at our nation. I see frustration and long pent up anger in some.
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It feels like our country is on fire right now. Privileged white people protest dressed in military garb and carrying military weaponry in front of the Capitol Building and inside our state
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When this deadly crisis passes, we will be faced with the task of building a new era. What it will look like is ours to choose.
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Here I have collected a list of positive stories of human kindness, love, and courage that will fill your heart with joy and put those tears on pause.
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When you find that you have endured, perhaps the worst you could have imagined, you have choices to make.
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The antidote to cynicism is to hold onto your principles and remember that there are people who have them.
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I recently came to a conclusion about what my role in society is: to make sure that there is a future where my grandchildren will not have to lose hope in those
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