Has “equal” ever truly meant equal in the U.S., or have we always been under the cognitive surrender of flawed logic? Famously, the Declaration of Independence states,
Disappearing from a Shelf Near You: Banned Books and the Librarians Who Save Them
Last Saturday was a lot. I taught a yoga class and dashed immediately after to a screening and panel discussion of the documentary Library, then
Time for Different?
Around this time twelve years ago, I set out to start a blog. I gave myself two months, and in July 2014, I published my
When You Learn How You Learn, You Can Learn Anything
I heard this in a talk once. Someone said, “When you learn how you learn, you can learn anything.” Wow. I started thinking about the
The Algorithm Worked: Ehlers-Danlos, Instagram and AI
I have Ehlers-Danlos and still struggle to explain what it actually looks like day to day. So a few weeks ago, I accidentally found a
Connecting the Dots: Martin Luther King & Anne Frank, the American Eugenics Movement and Hitler
Today, April 4, 2026, is the 60th anniversary of the assassination of the Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King Jr. King was born in 1929, the
Balancing on Unstable Surfaces 