Sheila Penelope Thorne

The Diluted Truth: Racial Gerrymandering, Martin Luther King Day and Colored People

The phrase, “I don’t see color,” is problematic. For some reason people feel good, even proud when they say it. They look to me for

… Americans deal with dual realities all the time; it’s connecting them that’s rare and often painful. Take the use case of inexpensive flat screen

The dormouse never said “feed your head.”1 Maybe that is the paradox of the Jefferson Airplane 1967 song telling you to remember something that never

It’s not funny or cute any more; “adulting” is an age, not a verb. I am known for saying, I need adult supervision and the

“…just let me skip this and go to the next one,” I was frustrated with a NY Times math puzzle and wanted to skip ahead

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