Joshua Heath | Greater Good: Anti-Racism Is Patriotism
One of the most common arguments against racial justice from whites goes something like this: Sure, history has been unfair to Black folks, but why
One of the most common arguments against racial justice from whites goes something like this: Sure, history has been unfair to Black folks, but why
If we are to believe the polls, Joe Biden will win in a landslide in November. This is coming from the very same pollsters that
President Donald Trump has sent his Imperial Storm Trooper goons up to Portland to show America what his brand of “Law and Order” looks like.
Ironically, there’s one thing I haven’t heard a lot about in the recent school discussions: learning. There’ve been debates on teacher and child safety; discussions
By David Hegg To quote Martin Heidegger, the German philosopher and Nazi party leader, is often to evoke wide-scale criticism and rightly so. But in
The restaurants took great care to create a sense of ambience, which is a challenge when you’re setting up shop not in your usual space,
During elections, suburban women like me get quite a bit of attention from the political pundits. In suburban Santa Clarita, women make up about 50%
Years ago, a brilliant friend offered an observation I’ve never been able to shake: “We learn through science or we learn through suffering.” Lessons come
I do not know about you, but until very recently, I thought our country had progressed beyond a time when our citizens overtly discriminated by
Have you noticed our crybaby culture where no one misses an opportunity to be offended? America just celebrated Independence Day, which should be a time
We should revere science because most scientists have very high ethical standards and are not afraid to recognize and amend errors in their research. The
My father was 18 months old in 1918 when his 32-year-old dad died from the Spanish Flu Pandemic. Grandfather William Horton’s untimely death left our
What do you remember? I remember the wind. As a child, I would fall asleep to the wind in the leaves outside my bedroom window
By David Hegg It happened last week. All around me I saw camels with broken backs. They had borne the weight of incremental governmental sticks
The kids are naming names. I’m not. But there’s been a flurry of local social media activity the past two weeks, and it’s alarming in
Welcome to the Temple of Black Lives Matter, a new national religion. It isn’t state-sponsored, but this secular creed of identity politics is increasingly accepted
Last weekend’s Fourth of July was spent quietly, inspecting fences and sprinkler lines, water tanks and bird baths. Didn’t see a single looter, firecracker or
Growing up, my mom, my brother and I watched my stepdad leave for work every day not knowing whether he would make it home. As
After surviving the debacle of players kneeling during the national anthem before games a few years ago, the NFL has decided to wade back into
Why won’t things just quiet down? Why so much ruckus? What on earth is everyone marching for, protesting for, sitting in for? Why the bitterness?
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