“Roll out those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer,” I’d sing loudly with my parents’ Nat King Cole record in a way only little kids
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Juneteenth: News, History and Bite Size
Snacks exist to ease hunger between meals, but, snacks are not a meal. Snacks aren’t the healthiest of foods; loaded with sugar, salt and fat,
Trash Talk: New York, Healthcare and Indulgence in Stupidity
New York has a trash problem. Unlike other major cities, there aren’t trash containers to roll to the curb or the big industrial dumpsters. The
The Country – Nashville, Texas Hold’em and Anticipatory Loss
If you have never surfed before, you can watch videos, you can read about it, you can watch people do it, but until you get
The Origin Experience: Caste, Mark Zuckerberg and Banned Books
Dalit Scholar, Dr Suraj Yengde, described caste as a marked category and [those of us in the lower caste] have to navigate that marking. Our
Martin Luther King Day: An Example of African-American History from Dehumanization to Devaluation
You know some version of this experience. It happens often with a group of friends or family. A song plays and the group tries to
Balancing on Unstable Surfaces 