“People hunger for hope.” It’s the reason people sing, pray, play, and celebrate together. We want to create and share the possibility of better. We wish to wallow in a joy-filled life. And whether Americans believe it or not, Hope is the reason immigrants still flock to the United States. Featured image by Brooke Lark… Continue reading Quote on the American Feast
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Quote on Slavery of the Mind
While former President Obama and the Democrats agitate for a race war, we should recall two great men who believed character and action determined your way: Image of Booker T. Washington provided by Marina Amaral on Flickr Booker T. Washington, founder of the Tuskegee Institute, and Frederick Douglass, abolitionist, women's rights advocate, and advisor to… Continue reading Quote on Slavery of the Mind
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Tough Girls: Real Grit vs. Fake Superpowers
This post was going to be a review of the movie Captain Marvel (2019). But I don’t want to talk about Captain Marvel, I want to talk about Carol Danvers, Captain Marvel’s alter ego. She is a Tough Girl. What is a Tough Girl? They are everywhere. Lt. Skyler Kamaka - former beauty queen and… Continue reading Tough Girls: Real Grit vs. Fake Superpowers