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June is pride month. President Bill Clinton designated June as “Gay and Lesbian Pride Month” on June 11, 1999. Ten years later, President Obama updated the title to “Lesbian, Gay, […]

I am constantly amazed at the consistency and efficiency of time. It just keeps marching on, regardless of circumstance or event. Sometimes we can perceive time as going more slowly […]

My seven-year-old nephew, (about to be eight), is in the second grade. As often as I can I ask him, “What was the favorite part of your day at school […]

We’re at a point in time where we are just coming out of our world being turned upside down by the COVID-19 pandemic, and we are slowly figuring out what […]

May 21st is World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development, a day set aside by the United Nations in 2001  as an opportunity to deepen our understanding of […]

I consider myself a diplomatic person on almost every level. I feel as though I am able deal with most (if not all) people in a sensitive and effective way. […]

It’s going to take months if not years for us to truly understand how big of an impact COVID is having on our society and economy. Unfortunately, there is data […]

While 70 percent of Americans say they believe that high voter turnout in presidential elections is important, only 56 percent of Americans who were of the voting age voted in […]