While We’re on the Subject of Cleaning Up Sexual Harassment & Assault, Let’s Also Consider This…
September 20, 2018
“Sexual bullies” (if I may coin a term) give me the creeps and I don’t want to be around them.
Breaking News
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Ardena Joy Clark
‘2nd Street Cigar Lounge’ Review…
July 5, 2018
If you are in or traveling through downtown Los Angeles and have not visited the “2nd Street Cigar Lounge” then you are missing out.
‘Free Thought’, Opinion, Foolishness and Valid Ideas Navigating Change
June 24, 2018
In today’s world, technology has made it easy for everyone to share their ideas and opinions. I think most of us would agree that dialogue is a great thing as it gives us an opportunity to consider perspectives different from our own and possibly learn something. Historically, this deliberation process has been essential in ushering in progress and positive changes. However, being confronted with an idea different from our own often puts us in a vulnerable position. Challenges to our worldview is like a challenge to our identity and even considering a different perspective can be scary and make us feel uncomfortable. We may feel that our intuition is strong but still be without any definitive facts to make our case.
“What A Wonderful World” A Discussion on Perception Vs Reality
March 29, 2018
If you are reading this article, there is a strong possibility that you’ve experienced one of those, what I sometimes refer to as “white noise moments.”
On The Legacy Of A True King And His Influence On Ours
January 18, 2018
Rev Dr Martin Luther King is one of the greatest leaders history has ever known and yet I’m afraid that though his name is internationally recognized, we have, as a nation, yet to fully comprehend the man and his ideas.
Weeping May Endure For A Night But Joy Cometh In The Morning
January 10, 2018
Why One Of My Most Painful Years Was Also Among My Best
Racism, Ancient Wisdom, Society and Homework
October 16, 2017
I believe that we are all capable of developing a love that has the power to drive out hate and to transform hearts
Surviving Hurricane Harvey
September 7, 2017
This is the reality that we are living right now. That is the ideological conflict currently playing out in our economic policy, veterans hospitals, inner cities, in the streets of Virginia and in various ways all across this country.