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Monthly Archives: February 2014
Juror No. 8 Is Not The Problem
Leave Creshuna Miles alone. The far bigger, more troubling and more difficult issues are institutional and systemic racism. That’s what we have to attack, unpack and dismantle. For the good of all. Continue reading
Sochi
Congratulations to the winners and losers on the field and to Sochi’s residents — the Olympics are supposed to benefit local communities. I’m betting that the monetary wasn’t equally shared. But some Sochi person saw something that will change their lives or the lives of those around them. Continue reading
The Woman of Summer and Winter, Lauryn Williams
My hat’s off to Lauryn Williams. And yours should be too. She is only one of five athletes to medal in both a summer and a winter Olympics, for track and field and bobsleigh/bobsled. And she’s been winning Olympics since 2004. A decade. Continue reading
Posted in The Art, Things I Like
Tagged Elana Meyers, Lauryn Williams, Lolo Jones, Pyeongchang, Sochi, South Korea, winter Olympics, Winter Olympics 2014
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Choking on Grace
I want to stop and acknowledge with rage and sorrow: Ms. Lucia McBath, Ms. Sabrina Fulton and Mr. Tracy Martin, and all the parents who crumble earth over caskets, Continue reading
Posted in Politricks and Society
Tagged Jordan Davis, Lucia McBath, Mark 9:24, Michael Dunn, Psalm 23, Sabrina Fulton, Tracy Martin, Trayvon Martin
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Dylan Farrow
I have no idea where the complete truth lies in the Woody Allen – Dylan Farrow situation. However, I’m very clear that one of my moral compass rules — thou shalt not have sex with people you used to parent … Continue reading
Posted in Politricks and Society, Real Talk
Tagged adoption, Andre Previn, Citizens United, Dylan Farrow, Mia Farrow, Woody Allen
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Mayor Tony Mack, State Senator Roderick Wright and the Unexpected Pleasures of Gov. Jerry Brown
Maybe it’s time to throw some more old heads into the mix. Experience, deep commitment to service, expertise and canniness with ego and hormones pleasantly at bay. Continue reading