Whenever I have a broken car light, I notice all the other cars with broken lights. I know, this isn’t some strange coincidence; it’s because
Category: Data
March Madness, April Sadness and Hands Off: Observations of a Black Woman with Math and History
Not so fast. Saturday’s Hands Off March definitely had an impact, thousands participated. But, will it result in any change? Let’s look at numbers, history
The Spiral: Refusal, Resistance and Reflection
Be it procrastination, ADHD, something in the air or the time change as soon as I sat down to write, the windows called out, wash
It’s the Great Pumpkin: Making Sense of an Oompa Loompa Thanksgiving
Happy Thanksgiving. This is the time to gather friends and family, watch football or maybe it’s game night. Time to take a neighborhood stroll with
Green versus Green: Kepone, Dumps, Environmental Justice & Policy
Climate change, clean air and clean water. More green space, less carbon emissions, and no polluting the water. Public policy is a system of laws,
In Good Taste: Butter is a Food Group
That’s right, in my world, butter is a food group and bread and butter is a religion. Today’s service is salted imported butter and the
Balancing on Unstable Surfaces 