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Rise of the Bully Messiah

I detest bullies. I always have. They are the greatest kind of cowards this world produces. Bullies are by their very nature, predators. The bully’s tactic is simple: leverage their power to

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Fear is a Really Lousy Religion

It must be awful to go through life terrified; to believe that you are perpetually in danger, to always be threatened by encroaching predators lurking in the shadows and around the

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In Defense of the Echo Chamber

Over the past few months, I’ve heard a familiar refrain from people professing concern over what they deem my more aggressive posture on events of the day: Be careful, you don’t want

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Self-Care in the Resistance

Resistance is not futile, but it is exhausting. In the middle of the night following the election, as the sick reality was starting to set in, I began to get frantic texts, emails,

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When Grief Comes on Good Days

On really bad days I always miss my father. Since he died, that reality has never surprised me; the way moments of failure or depression rarely come without grief following close behind.

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To She Who (Still) Persists

She was warned. She was given an explanation. Nevertheless, she persisted. – A small, scared man named Mitch Senator Elizabeth Warren was not the first woman like her to stand where she

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A Message to the Heartbroken

At times like this, feeling is hazardous to one’s health. A working heart can be a liability in these days because its treasure, its beautiful, sacred tenderness—is the very thing

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Rise of the Bully Messiah

I detest bullies. I always have. They are the greatest kind of cowards this world produces. Bullies are by their very nature, predators. The bully’s tactic is simple: leverage their power to

Read More »

Fear is a Really Lousy Religion

It must be awful to go through life terrified; to believe that you are perpetually in danger, to always be threatened by encroaching predators lurking in the shadows and around the

Read More »

In Defense of the Echo Chamber

Over the past few months, I’ve heard a familiar refrain from people professing concern over what they deem my more aggressive posture on events of the day: Be careful, you don’t want

Read More »

Self-Care in the Resistance

Resistance is not futile, but it is exhausting. In the middle of the night following the election, as the sick reality was starting to set in, I began to get frantic texts, emails,

Read More »

When Grief Comes on Good Days

On really bad days I always miss my father. Since he died, that reality has never surprised me; the way moments of failure or depression rarely come without grief following close behind.

Read More »

To She Who (Still) Persists

She was warned. She was given an explanation. Nevertheless, she persisted. – A small, scared man named Mitch Senator Elizabeth Warren was not the first woman like her to stand where she

Read More »

A Message to the Heartbroken

At times like this, feeling is hazardous to one’s health. A working heart can be a liability in these days because its treasure, its beautiful, sacred tenderness—is the very thing

Read More »