Children need champions not bouncers
Published St. Louis American, January 19, 2017 School fights are nothing new, they’ve been around as long as there have been kids. This writer was suspended once for fighting. I’ve always resented the fact that there was no attempt to look at mitigating circumstances – that I was an honor student, that I had no […]
Human rights under a Donald Trump
Published St. Louis American, December 20, 2016 On December 10, there was a global celebration of human rights. Locally, the St. Louis Coalition for Human Rights recognized its 20th anniversary. This is the day that the United Nations adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948. We have a president charging into the White House […]
It is time to redirect our anger
St. Louis American, Updated Nov 16, 2016 It is now time to dissect the facts of the Trump presidency. It is time to redirect our anger, frustrations and other intense emotions into strategic shovels that will dig us out of the hole that we’ve dug for ourselves. Let’s start with Hillary Clinton: wrong candidate, wrong campaign […]