Last week would have been my dad’s 100th birthday. His death doesn’t mean I ignore what he taught me, what I learned from him or
Category: race
Nights of Living Dread: Rodney King, Kokito and George Floyd
On March 12, 2018, a dog, Kokito, died after a flight attendant placed the pet carrier with the animal in it in the overhead compartment
Left Speechless? Try the Comfort of Ouch
Ever have a moment when you are stunned speechless? You have no idea what to say; yet you feel you need to say something. You
Balancing History: Mob Rules by the Month
Here it is, the kind of obligatory Black history month blog post. The month was proposed by in 1926 by black historian, Carter G Woodson;
Lessons from Kindergarten, Tell the Truth, One of These things is not LIke the Other and Be Nice
Let’s play one of these things is not like the other, a lesson in false equivalencies. The insurrection at the Capitol last week is not
This is Not a Drill: Words, Pictures and a Capitol Insurrection
Wednesday was a lynch mob; a premeditated extrajudicial action with intent to kill. Participants took commemorative photographs, stole artifacts to show they were there. A
Balancing on Unstable Surfaces 