(Image Courtesy of The New Yorker) I am white. I am socioeconomically privileged. I live in a safe community and don’t worry about my...

An essay from guest blogger Wanda Cooper, MA More than few people have commented that I share the same name with Ahmaud Arbery’s mom. My...

Dear Friend and Neighbor, We have lived in the same community for almost 12 years. My family is African American and yours is Caucasian,...

Guest Blogger Wanda Cooper, MA shares Mother's Day reflections to another Wanda Cooper, Ahmaud Arbery's mother.

I wait in dread for our encounter. I dread the signs on front lawns, the red hats, and the election division that will come this fall.

On November 15, 2019, many of us watched Marie Yovanovitch as she provided testimony to the Intelligence Committee in the U.S. House of...

There is a complexity to defining and discussing traumas which occurs in the workplace.

Dickinson student Leda Fisher asks the question “Should White Boys Still be Allowed to Talk?” in her opinion piece in the college's daily...

The danger of blogging is that it’s thoughts about a moment in time, an experience, a topic. And current events have the particular...

Hello, and welcome to my blog! This blog is a new venture for me. I typically don't begin new things not knowing where it will lead, but...