Some events can change people forever. Three years ago, I decided to celebrate Independence Day and Memorial Day together as one event. It so happened because I choose not to forget an event that gave… Read more >>

Hurting people all around Like a plague throughout the town Jobs less, dollars few No one knows what to do Politics, crisis, chaos Shelters, streets; cold and hot Good people, bad people All... Read more >>

Forty years have passed since the assassination of Reverend Dr. Martin L. King, Jr. America lost a pure soul and a charismatic leader who tried to unite people. Many television programs devoted time... Read more >>

I now know firsthand how easily a family can suffer impoverishment, even in a rich country like the United States. I am sixty years old and unemployed. I have been unemployed now for six months and we... Read more >>

Last week, I experienced a defining I Love Lucy moment. You know, when ordinary life transpires into a comical event? My adventure began when Hubby confused my domestic expertise with his manly... Read more >>

It’s no surprise that we need to escape from the everyday to nurture our spirituality. Somewhere between work, social engagements, the computer, and pop culture, we lose our sense of self, and... Read more >>

February 1st is the official kick-off of Black History Month, and with it come festivals, exhibits, and lectures celebrating African-American history and culture. Below is a sampling of 2008 events... Read more >>

Dear Presidential Candidates, First I would like to thank you for taking time out of your busy schedules to read this letter concerning immigration. Immigration has been an important issue in... Read more >>

June 14th is Flag Day. Do you have an American flag mounted on your house? Since 9-11, it seems there are more flags flying than ever. You can’t go down a street in our town without seeing at... Read more >>

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