-
We Plan, God Laughs: Our Visit to Vatican City
I’m not the first person who has felt ripped off by the Catholic Church, and yet what we did manage to see was amazing.
-
Dara Vandor’s Pax Americana: A Review
What she produces is cerebral and startling. A bone-chilling political commentary.
-
One City’s Winding Road of Intolerance and Activism
I see Seattle’s protest culture as a point of pride.
-
𝆕 Oh, These Bigots Are Some People in My Neighborhood… 𝆕
“Your message was very encouraging for our congregation, especially during times when kindness and understanding are more important than ever.”
-
The Physical Assault on the White House
Abuse starts off small, doesn’t it? It’s called grooming.
-
A Hot Date at the Galleria dell’Accademia, Florence
The further away you get from David, the thinner the crowds become.
-
Opinion Adjustments
We form our opinions based on the information that we have at the time.
-
Tiny Kernels of History: The Victoria Teachers’ Strike and the Oldest Continually Operating School in Western Canada
It can’t be overemphasized how much courage this must have taken.
-
The Crisis That Few of Us Know About
We are running out of the second most consumed resource on the planet.
-
The Baptistry of Saint John in Florence: Beauty Tempered with Deprivation
There’s a lot more to this place than just what’s above your head.