Tag: Compassion

An essay of hopelessness and anger, and a reminder of what we should work toward in the darkest moments…

The world gets so heavy sometimes, like a four-ton truck being lifted by a baby; the violence, the guns, the brainwashing of young minds not for good but for nefarious benefit, the hatred, the anger, the lies, the winning-at-all-costs belief that a system will pay out just to you; I’ve read Eve Ensler’s book In […]

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Answer these questions to see how comfortable you really are with race

I stared at the posts of two of my white friends on Facebook, and my heart dropped.  Each post contained what seemed to include supportive at best, innocuous at worst illustrative photos, each began with the right words of racial awareness, both, about midway through, switched so delicately to  mirror the structure of white supremacy.  […]

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