Along with watching and following commentaries on the Ken Burns/Lynn Novick film The Vietnam War airing in episodes on PBS this week, I have been reading a 24-page, tabloid-size publication by Veterans for Peace. “Full Disclosure” is a print document … Continue reading →
I’m heading to the East Bay this weekend to watch my grandson, a 4th grader, play soccer as I’ve watched him play basketball in season. But I never plan to watch him play football and I hope he never does. … Continue reading →
Seattle Seahawks’ star Michael Bennett was racially profiled and taken to the ground, handcuffed and threated with a gun to his head by Las Vegas police, when, as “a black man being in the wrong place at the wrong time,” … Continue reading →