Julie’s Jar: Responsibility to Respond
Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw, professor at Columbia and UCLA Law Schools, wrote an essay about an event from the history of our country. It happened during Reconstruction, the time after the
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Julie’s Jar: Name What is Hateful
Keeping silent to the sounds of hate is what I call a sin of omission. Refraining from naming hateful speech for what it is cooperating with hate. White supremacy groups
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“We are not survival of the fittest. We are survival of the nurtured…those who are nurtured best, survive best.” ~ Louis Cozolino, attachment researcher First, “survival of the fittest” is
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Mike’s Memo: Faith-Full Sustenance
It’s common topic of conversation, how much the world has changed because of COVID. From social distancing, masks, to vaccines, the world is a different place. In a few ways it
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Julie’s Jar: Self-Care
Let me begin with gratitude: Gratitude for a spouse and co-worker who recognized 6 months ago my level of fatigue, who in July said, “You need to take September off.”
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