Interconnectedness and nonviolence guide my moral compass. The fundamental right of every being to be treated equally, justly and with love has always been... Read More

Like in the movie “A Clockwork Orange,” it feels like we've been strapped to a chair with spreaders on our eyes, forced to watch... Read More

[caption id="attachment_27915" align="alignright" width="200"] Photo by Skyler Smith on Unsplash[/caption] THE BIBLE YOU GREW UP WITH             church sign... Read More

A prime is a number whose only divisors are 1 and itself. The complete history of even primes is very short: the number 2.... Read More

It is a hard time to be a humanist. How do you trust in the ultimate goodness and unlimited potential of human beings when... Read More

I belong to a generation that remembers life before constant connectivity. As a millennial, I grew up making plans we couldn’t instantly change, waiting... Read More

There is peace in waking up and knowing exactly what you’re supposed to do with your day. How you’re supposed to parent. What things... Read More

The first time the system flagged my father as “noncompliant,” it was because he missed a check-in. He wasn’t refusing care. He wasn’t confused.... Read More

There is a moment, just before you decide, when everything seems to slow down. Not visibly, but unmistakably. As if the world is holding... Read More

Women’s History Month is a time to honor not only the women whose names appear in our textbooks, but also those whose courage helped... Read More