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Sometimes, on my better days, I attempt to imagine how it would feel to walk in the shoes of another person — or another race — or...

Have you ever been painfully “whacked” after hurting someone else? I notice that when I injure another person, I find myself on the...

Dr. Christine Ford represented the face of courage when she testified this week. Millions of women in the Me Too Movement identified with...

My conversational Spanish is definitely lopsided. As I stumble through what I hope will be a reasonable statement, my baffled listeners...

The Beto O’Rourke Campaign is being run almost totally by young people. Unlike the majority of Americans as well as most of their peers,...

Becoming a volunteer for Beto O’Rourke seemed like a sensible action to take. After all, if I want him to win, I should take some action....

Even though we all know that I am much too young to be a great-grandmother, that’s exactly what is going to occur. At the end of May, a...

As we enter the Thanksgiving Season, I seek to acknowledge the sacrifices and contributions of our military men and women. Included among...

Christmas prompts us to remember the long-ago birth of a baby boy. Even after the passage of over 2,000 years, this baby’s remarkable...

There seems to be no way to deny the realities of aging. OK, I get it. I accept those little lapses of memory, the declining hearing, and...