We’re Not Built to Grieve This Way
January 26, 2019
Yesterday I was meeting people after an event in Minneapolis. A woman approached me, and as she began to speak, her voice quivered and she paused to collect herself. Looking
Yesterday I was meeting people after an event in Minneapolis. A woman approached me, and as she began to speak, her voice quivered and she paused to collect herself. Looking
Everyone, the Vice President is offended. In the wake of the response to the news that his wife Karen, is working for a school that excludes both LGBTQ students and
Rep. Rashida Tlaib cussed last week—and I couldn’t care less. And let’s be honest—you who are clutching your pearls and carrying on and feigning righteous indignation, don’t care either. On
Most morally compromised men of faith don’t sell their souls all at once. Sometimes it happens in a billion tiny transactions; a series of infinitesimal compromises over time, that are
Yesterday I was meeting people after an event in Minneapolis. A woman approached me, and as she began to speak, her voice quivered and she paused to collect herself. Looking
Everyone, the Vice President is offended. In the wake of the response to the news that his wife Karen, is working for a school that excludes both LGBTQ students and
Rep. Rashida Tlaib cussed last week—and I couldn’t care less. And let’s be honest—you who are clutching your pearls and carrying on and feigning righteous indignation, don’t care either. On
Most morally compromised men of faith don’t sell their souls all at once. Sometimes it happens in a billion tiny transactions; a series of infinitesimal compromises over time, that are