Even though rabbits can be adorable little creatures…their holes may not be. The term “rabbit hole” originated from Lewis Carrol’s “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland”, symbolizing a surreal and disorienting experience of delving deeply into a complex and often confusing topic like politics. Political rabbit holes are the intricate, convoluted paths that individuals can find …
As we near the end of our Black History month and the beginning of Women’s History month…it feels fitting to highlight the life of Mary McLeod Bethune who was unknown to me until I read the following FB posting by Joe Becigneul: “People called Mary McLeod Bethune ‘The First Lady of The Struggle.’ The struggle …
When I began hearing Taylor Swift’s name more frequently in relation to her relationship with the Kansas City tight end, Travis Kelce, I admittedly became quite weary of it all. However, since then, I have watched her movie “The Eras Tour” and have learned so much more about our National Treasure, as conservative, Liz Cheney …
As if we thought we knew enough about the cruelty of our racial history related to slavery, we learn of yet another part of our dark history through an NBC News reporter, Antonia Hylton in her new book: “Madness, Race and Insanity in a Jim Crow Asylum”. She writes: “When the first patients — 12 …
For some time I have admittedly struggled to understand the crazy evolution of our conservative Party. However, this book, “The Kingdom, The Power and the Glory: American Evangelicals in an Age of Extremism” by Tim Alberta provides lots of insight into this phenomena. It seems Tim and I were raised with similar conservative, evangelical principles …
