I’m tired of this balancing act. Interaction with willful ignorance and people who don’t care enough to google to be informed is exhausting. Giving a
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Subject to Interpretation: Civil War, Democracy and Rights
People had ideas about my Halloween costume, a newspaper, a magazine, a book. While the ideas varied slightly, all my costume interpretations all fell under
A Night in the Stacks: Forbidden Reads, Banned Books and Project 2025
Love libraries? Passionate about books? Can you imagine, the library after hours? This past Friday was the third annual A Night in the Stacks 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,
This Week in Brain Teasers: The Problem of 45%
I have truly struggled that in spite of lies, apparent cognitive decline and nonsensical policy statements, Donald J Trump still remains solidly over 45% in
The Edge of 17: One City, Two Teenagers, 3 Murders
On August 25, 2020, Kyle Rittenhouse, a 17-year-old, shot and killed two men and wounded another in Kenosha, Wisconsin. In 2018, Chrystul Kizer, at age
Balancing on Unstable Surfaces 