Call My Name
King Massasoit of the Wampanoag tribe was a man of peace. He welcomed the “white” settlers to his land. As a King he sold them
Hope is a Breath Away
Swirling in my head, deep fear in every cell of my body, I am looking for hope. Hope is a flame we need to keep
The Whole Me
The black and white photo to the left is dated 1965. Does that help in identifying who the mother and child are? If you know
Ayin of Ma-du-ah
Last week we raised questions about the Hebrew words for “why?” — maduah ( Mem-Dalet-Vav-Ayin) and lamah (Lamed-Mem-Heh). We want to explore what these different
Blind to Color
The mid-term elections this week expose “insufficient” language that serves to harm and divide our great country. It is not just the incessant language of
Start Spreading the News
When your campaign or video “goes viral,” as was the case with the (ice) bucket challenge, it is great news. The word virus, etymologically, comes