Just when I was hoping to stay focused on my dance performance this evening, I became distracted the moment I picked up the morning paper from my driveway. “Trump pardons ex-sheriff Arpaio.” Quoting from the L.A. Times : “Arpaio, 85, … Continue reading →
It has been a tough week. I won’t soon forget the photo of people in a crowd under banners of “Black Lives Matter,” “Solidarity” and “Love” upended, summersaulting—one man’s beautiful tattooed back exposed, the other’s red and white sneakers splayed … Continue reading →
Friends have questioned why I start most days by hitting the remote for my ancient stereo receiver to tune in Democracy Now at 6 a.m. “How can you handle all that bad news the moment you wake up?” My answer … Continue reading →