JourneeMan (Malcolm)·Sep 19Straight TalkingI have a small issue. Well, maybe not so small.A response icon1A response icon1
Paul De Leo·Sep 14When Did We Start Celebrating Death?I have been part of operations that resulted in hundreds of battlefield deaths — the deaths of enemies who, given the opportunity, would…
InBouncin’ and Behavin’ BlogsbyJason Morton·Aug 5It’s Time To Take Your MedicineA dose of honesty sometimes goes down hard, but it’s worth taking it because it’s the only way to achieve something important.A response icon2A response icon2
Annie Evans·Jul 22Can we normalize not wishing death on a person we disagree with?It’s getting to be a bit much, no?A response icon1A response icon1
Carey Palmquist·Jul 8Finding Our Way HomeI noticed it one ordinary afternoon while standing in the produce aisle of my neighborhood grocery store on Maryland’s Western Shore.
InScripting HorizonsbySimon Hennessy·May 245 Ways People Unintentionally Fuel Division During ConflictPolitical division rarely grows from ideology alone. Most societies already contain competing beliefs, values, and interests. Conflict…
InWomen WritebyBluebird Verse·May 21Can We Just Make Up Already?Photo by Rahul PanditA response icon2A response icon2
Kenzie Wardwell·May 12Have Grace: Why Relationships Matter More Than Politics in a Divided WorldI am finding it difficult, hard and annoying to have conversations with younger generations about relationships and why they matter.
