These days, the age-old etiquette rule of “Never discuss politics in polite company” may be more apropos than ever. These discussions can often be more like walking through a mine field, not having a friendly, open-minded discussion. It’s understandable – after all, over the past few years tensions have never run so high when it …
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The Supreme Court’s effective repeal of the longstanding Roe v Wade decision sparked political and public turmoil this summer. In a 6-3 ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization upholding a Mississippi state law banning abortions after 15 weeks, the court further declared in the majority opinion that the Constitution does not protect a …
Mass shootings are particularly horrible because they happen so frequently. However, this frequency means we are now able to craft a potential profile for their perpetrators. As the Washington Post described after the Uvalde shooting this summer, a growing number of mass shooters—particularly in school shooting incidents—are adolescent or young men in the age range …
Recently I was privileged to be interviewed by several podcasts hosts, talking about my new book, “Magenta Nation,” and engaging in uplifting conversations about how we can heal our world. Here’s some highlights if you are looking for inspiration: We can heal ourselves and our world, if we get clear on our values and our …
Recently, I almost missed the implications of a major economic boon that will also give a huge boost to the imperative need to prepare for climate change – moving us closer to being the Magenta Nation of our dreams. It’s a new bill that positions America to again become the world’s leading economy through leadership …
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