It’s incredibly difficult for me to approach this subject with any impartiality or grace. I am a white male in his thirties who grew up in a predominately white middle-class working-class family and community in the American midwest before relocating … Continue reading →

Petula Dvorak of the Washington Post posed this question towards the end of her article yesterday: So why is it that we can talk shamelessly about our herniated disks, celiac disease and plantar fasciitis, but depression, bipolar disorder, psychosis and … Continue reading →

I don’t often come across Yahoo comments that actually make sense, but in a recent decision to keep the NSA phone number collections going, one comment did give me a thought point on all of this spying and terrorism business: … Continue reading →

When it comes to the topic of homosexuality, religion, and it’s role in today’s society, and one man’s views over someone else’s views, it really, really, grinds my gears, when people ignore the very document that enables us to be … Continue reading →