January 6 was an unusual day. January 6 was a day we’ve never seen or thought we’ve seen in our country. Our country of democracy and freedom. When the settlers first came and set up our constitution and wrote it, the idea of fanning the flame over lies would never have been supported by […]
Read More
Today I wanted to talk about Covid, wearing masks, and whether or not people are ethically reporting their sickness; if they are reporting their results. My daughter returned to school 2 weeks ago live, my son is about to return to school next week. In this post, I discuss having Covid integrity when sending your […]
Read More
My younger sister died a month ago. She suffered from mental illness and a drug addiction. It was important for me to finally write this blog post by today since May is Mental Health Awareness Month. To be honest, I have sat at my laptop at least 10 times since May 1st to try and […]
Read More
Image credit: (Doug Mills / Associated Press) Leaving a Legacy of Integrity and Values In summer 1992, I was a rising Senior at UNC-Chapel Hill and had fallen in love with politics and advocacy. As I joined my friends and many others in a grassroots effort to get out the vote, I began to get heavily […]
Read More