Current Issue
Man vs. woman. Woman vs. man. Now that the madness of college basketball has concluded (at least until the fanaticism of college football begins), I am reminded of a lingering issue, as highlighted again by the major sports’ media last week. For the record, this blog is not about sports.
Holiday
Pick your current event: Politics. World development. Incident or issue. Choose the life circumstance: Profession. Family. Kids’ sports or education. We are typically angry with any situation we perceive to be unjust. As blogged here recently, we have an innate need for justice... whatever the scenario may be... ... be that
Healthcare
In continuous search of wisdom, I am wondering anew this day. Is there anything wrong with the following presidential exhortation? “Last Thursday I described the American form of Government as a three horse team provided by the Constitution to the American people so that their field might be plowed. The
Current Event
Call it question day... a few thought-filled, brief ones... If the Supreme Court rules that the healthcare law — and specifically, the individual mandate — is constitutional, will all those who have declared otherwise acknowledge that they were wrong? If the Supreme Court rules that the healthcare law — and specifically, the
Current Event
As we witness the emotional response to the death of Trayvon Martin continue to pour out, I’m reminded of one prevailing, human emotion. We have a need for justice. Why does Martin’s family cry out, demanding George Zimmerman be arrested now? Because they desire justice. Why does the
Current Event
On Feb. 26th, Trayvon Martin was shot and killed by George Zimmerman. The case has made national news. Here are some of the facts: * Martin was 17; Zimmerman is 28. * Martin was an African-American; Zimmerman is Hispanic. * Martin was wearing a “hoodie,” aka a hooded sweatshirt. * Martin had no