Someone recently asked me what recurring themes I see as I engage with my readers, talk to folks at the church, and meet people on the street here in America.
It seems nothing brings young, white, cisgender Evangelical guys together, quite like talking smack about “the gays.” Yesterday I watched a group of such folks interacting on a friend’s timeline as
“They’re disrespecting the flag!” “They’re disrespecting the Anthem!” “They’re disrespecting the Military!” These have been the constant refrains from many people over the past week (most of them white) in
The calendar can be cruel sometimes. There is a rhythm to our lives; a muscle memory that develops over time as we live and develop patterns of being here. The
Someone recently asked me what recurring themes I see as I engage with my readers, talk to folks at the church, and meet people on the street here in America.
It seems nothing brings young, white, cisgender Evangelical guys together, quite like talking smack about “the gays.” Yesterday I watched a group of such folks interacting on a friend’s timeline as
“They’re disrespecting the flag!” “They’re disrespecting the Anthem!” “They’re disrespecting the Military!” These have been the constant refrains from many people over the past week (most of them white) in
The calendar can be cruel sometimes. There is a rhythm to our lives; a muscle memory that develops over time as we live and develop patterns of being here. The