See People as Individuals: Escape Identity Politics.
I see all human interaction as a complex web, each person and collection of people imbued with part of the map of the human landscape.
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(B)Leading from My Uterus: A Lesson in Leadership in a White Capitalist Heteropatriarchy.
Midway through the lengthy introductions, my timely menstrual interruption came like an anatomy lesson on leadership: feminist politics infused with blood.
Dreamscape: All Things Change, So Why Shouldn’t I? {Poetry}
In my mind, things are different -- I think that is always the case.
I don’t care about drama,
I care about
the trees, yet that is somewhat dramatic.
Destroying Our Public Education Systems: Educating Our Children Should Not Be Politicized.
Everybody loves public schools, and they don’t want to see them privatized, as Trump’s Republican Government is pushing hard to do.
The Toxic Pretension of Existential Politics.
Without sacrifice, politics remains superficial and misleading. A progressive democracy encourages honesty, needs it to survive, and employs it to surmount enemies both within and without.
Practicing Pathological Politics.
Rightly regarded, his behavior betrays democracy. Even so, President Trump is unrepentant in practicing pathological politics.
This Is How Love Works.
We owe it to ourselves and to our collective consciousness to seek to understand rather than deride. To seek to love rather than to hate.
5 Ways to Practice Mindfulness in a Harsh Political Climate.
In the United States, political parties encourage citizens to take a side, and taking a side too often entails becoming irrationally defensive over that side, while ruthlessly bashing the other. This aggression has ultimately resulted in a range of violence, from citizens being assaulted at ...
A Cosmic Shift: Eclipses and Game-Changers.
The last set of eclipses this year occurred on March 8th and March 23rd; think back to what was happening in your life at that time, because it will most likely resurface for the sake of completion as we near the end of summer.
Defining Depression Isn’t Easy; Living It Is Even Harder.
I don’t want to draw attention to the fact that 90 percent of the time, I am fighting with every ounce of energy to just get by and be as present as I possibly can in a world that expects everyone to be in a constant state of outward happiness and enthusiasm... a world that only defines ...