It was a very divided time for the nation. The economy was crippled. Buildings were burned out. There were shortages of food and other necessities. Surveys of the nation show that the country was deeply divided by political ideologies. Some remained heavily invested in Nazi Era politics. Some wanted a… Read More »Ending Racism in the United States
In a few days, we in the United States will mark a national holiday commemorating the life and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. As we approach this commemoration, many people will participate in volunteer events to improve their communities through activities ranging from cleaning up neighborhoods, repairing homes for senior neighbors,… Read More »Can We Have a Dream?
Tuesday, May 29, 2018: two significant events occurred in the United States. Two major corporations took action on social issues that, at least in the short run, hurt their bottom line. They made decisions to reduce the impact of racism in the United States. Starbucks closed 8,000 stores for company-wide… Read More »It Happened One Day …
It happened again. Each time it happens, I am annoyed and not sure what to do. I’ve learned that drawing attention to it doesn’t help. It just makes an awkward situation more awkward. But I can’t ignore it. Let me explain. A couple Sunday’s ago, my partner and I decided… Read More »Living with Racism: A White Man’s Perspective