Let us just say I believe that there is one less black fly in my backyard. I think I swallowed one. This, of course, has caused me great anxiety. I...
On May 4, Ida B. Wells, born enslaved in Holly Springs, Miss., in 1862, was posthumously awarded journalism’s most prestigious award, a Pulitzer...
I had not planned to write about El Salvador. But then I read Carolyn Forché’s memoir What You Have Heard is True. Forché’s book is a riveting...
No more excuses! Isolating because of the pandemic, we now have the time and space to “to think what we are doing,” as Hannah Arendt long ago urged...
Why have chiropractors and physical therapists been allowed to practice without any interruption during the COVID-19 crisis, when massage...
Few things help me forget the crazy world we are in more than time outside in the garden. But during the time of COVID, my garden also seems to me...
This past weekend offered a snapshot of where we are in the pandemic. On Saturday, there were protests at the State House. The group ReOpenNH led...
Last week, at the first candidate forum of the Executive Council District 2 race, I made my case for why we need an experienced, proven leader in...