Last week, a small group of neighbors gathered in Lake City to say goodbye to seven people who died on … More
Tag: Economics
How Humanity Has Unleashed a Flood of Zoonotic Diseases
As we degrade animal habitats, reduce biodiversity and reach ever deeper into the wilderness for resources, we’re all but certain … More
Our Racial Pandemic
The following was written, compiled, by an 18 year young lady who is passionately concerned by what she is witnessing … More
‘We’re on our own’: how the pandemic isolates families of disabled children
Families of children with special educational needs are resilient, but the Covid-19 crisis has hit our support systems hard Brian … More
Letter from a Birmingham Jail
16 April 1963 My Dear Fellow Clergymen: While confined here in the Birmingham city jail, I came across your recent … More
The End of College as We Knew It?
Restaurants get eulogies. Airlines get bailouts. Shakespeare gets kicked when he’s down. Frank Bruni – Opinion Piece – NY Times … More
If We Had a Real Leader
David Brooks – NY Times – Opinion Columnist – 29 may 2020 Imagining Covid under a normal president. “This week … More
‘A Strange Feeling’: Owner Of Seattle’s Bop Street Records Reflects On Closing Shop After 30 Years
I wasn’t paying attention when this story ran on CBS news the other night. Half way through the broadcast I … More
Baby Gorilla, Woodland Park Zoo, is Named Kitoko
Woodland Park Zoo – Press release – 16 May 2020 **** Woodland Park Zoo announced the name of … More
President Obama’s Speech to HBCU Grads
On 16 May 2020 President Obama delivered the following to graduating HBCU students. **** “Hi, everybody. Congratulations to H.B.C.U. class … More
