Ode to black lives lost
Most of us are too busy scrolling social media and binging Netflix to read poetry, but NPR’s resident poet Kwame Alexander has […]
Most of us are too busy scrolling social media and binging Netflix to read poetry, but NPR’s resident poet Kwame Alexander has […]
One of my favorite podcasts is the “Hidden Brain” (it’s also a show heard on National Public Radio). It’s not only extremely […]
Less than an hour before it began, I posted a last-minute announcement on Facebook to alert my local friends about a rally […]
Underdog political candidates often claim they are ignored by the mainstream media; and the Bernie Sanders’ campaign is no exception. His supporters […]
Today marks the 14th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 when 2,977 Americans lost their lives. As we pause […]
Changes in AP history trigger a culture clash in Colorado – Washington Post
The Wilds of Education by Frank Bruni – New York Times. September 28, 2014 “There’s too much caution in too many schools” […]
A School Board in Colorado seeks to ban the teaching of dissent and protest in the public school curriculum in favor of […]
Here is an interesting look from the Planet Money team at NPR at how our taxing and spending has changed little over […]
I live in a part of the country where it’s common to see billboards and bumper stickers proclaiming that: “Guns Save Lives!”. […]
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