An open letter to my anti-life members of Congress
Dear Sen. Burr, Sen. Tillis and Rep. Meadows: You know me. You know me because for the last nine years […]
Dear Sen. Burr, Sen. Tillis and Rep. Meadows: You know me. You know me because for the last nine years […]
Have you wondered why the hastag isn’t about all lives mattering? Well, I have a story for you. I’m in […]
I’m trying to wrap my heart around the terrorist act in Charleston, SC, that left nine innocent people dead. It […]
I’m watching state after right-wing state in a competition to see who can be the most mean-spirited to people on […]
I don’t want to write about the sequester; I was hoping I wouldn’t have to. But here we are as […]
For people who don’t want any government interference, the family that owns Walmart certainly relies pretty heavily on the feds. About 80 […]
I just saw a meme on Facebook asking people to “like” it of they get pissed off at seeing food […]
I just took a pledge to talk about poverty. I took the pledge at http://www.ncjustice.org/?q=budget-and-tax/pledge-talk-about-poverty because too many people think people in […]
Being from the class of privilege, I sometimes overlook racism without even realizing it. I don’t have to think about […]
I don’t like “visioning.” My experiences with it up to now have been disappointing at best. I much prefer brainstorming, and it needs to be with people who are open to ideas.
The process I went through in the last two days with Children First/Communities in Schools was very much a brainstorming session with a ton of positive energy and people from a variety of backgrounds.
I’ve been involved too many times with groups of people who want to help “those poor people,” whose intentions are good but who have no experience living in poverty. I encountered a lot of them when my kids were little and I was poor. I had to subscribe to their ideas or I was a problem mom.