The Seat of Civil Rights Is Not Seasonal
I felt that I was not being treated right, and that I had a right to retain the seat that I had taken as a passenger on the bus. The time had just come when I had been pushed as … Continue reading The Seat of Civil Rights Is Not Seasonal
A Change is Going to Come
Romans 12:1 NIV [1] Therefore, I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God’s mercy, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God—this is your true and proper worship. [2] Do not conform to … Continue reading A Change is Going to Come
Honoring Hispanic Heritage Month: Stories of Courage, Leadership, and Legacy
Every fall, as the leaves turn red, orange, and gold, I’m reminded of change and a celebration that means a lot to me: Hispanic Heritage Month. It’s the time of year when we recognize the countless contributions of Hispanic-Latino people … Continue reading Honoring Hispanic Heritage Month: Stories of Courage, Leadership, and Legacy
Autumn’s Iridescent Winds of a Changing America
Autumn is one of the four seasons that highlights the change from Summer to Fall. Within this time frame, various changes occur. Some changes include survival strategies for animals, such as food cycles, nesting locations, ecosystem variations, and alterations in … Continue reading Autumn’s Iridescent Winds of a Changing America
To Everything There is a Season
There is a song called “Turn! Turn! Turn!“, also known to listeners as “To Everything There Is a Season“, written by Pete Seeger in 1959. Seeger’s lyrics consist of the first eight verses of the 3rd chapter of the Book of Ecclesiastes. The … Continue reading To Everything There is a Season
Still think you don’t need a union? Time to get curious about worker power
I’ll never forget when a colleague said, “I don’t feel like I need a union.” My colleague was smart, progressive, and voted for Obama both times. But unionizing threatened their livelihood and identity. Unionizing required that they see themselves as … Continue reading Still think you don’t need a union? Time to get curious about worker power
The Sting Of Curiosity
It was a warm early September day, much like any other foliage-inundated late summer/early Autumn Day. There I was, a young explorer, navigating the fertile lowlands off the half-acre in the backyard with no Diversity, DEIB, or DEIBA certifications for … Continue reading The Sting Of Curiosity
The Courage to Ask: Why Curiosity Matters More Than Ever
As September steals the light from our days, we’re reminded of the power of questions. In a time when animosity feels easier than empathy, curiosity isn’t just a gentle trait; it’s a radical tool for growth, healing, and change. Without it, we stay stuck. With it, we find the courage to move forward. Continue reading The Courage to Ask: Why Curiosity Matters More Than Ever
Curiosity Ain’t Optional: Our Ancestors Died So We Could Ask Why
“Curiosity killed the cat.” That’s what they say to keep us from asking too many questions. But let’s be real—curiosity never killed the cat. Oppression did. Silence did. Submission did. And for Black, AfroLatine, and Indigenous peoples in this country—curiosity … Continue reading Curiosity Ain’t Optional: Our Ancestors Died So We Could Ask Why
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