Guns and Racial Bias January 27, 2020 ebrightwing A right or a privilege (or a constitutional amendment) is only democratic when it applies to everyone. This is why… Continue Reading →
Blue Wave + Pink Wave = Progressive Tide (One End of the Rainbow) November 14, 2018 ebrightwing What does being a progressive mean to me? I believe in social justice. I believe that the United States must… Continue Reading →
March For Our Lives – My Thoughts March 26, 2018 ebrightwing First, I am so impressed with the leadership provided by the Parkland students, especially Emma Gonzalez. The attempts by gun… Continue Reading →
Civil Rights To Human Rights March 6, 2018 ebrightwing Can you believe our government viewed Dr. King’s March on Washington as the potential “sacking” of Washington by Blacks as… Continue Reading →
Addressing Bias and Inaction – Vote February 21, 2018 ebrightwing The things you most dislike in other people are often the things you are denying in yourself. Needing to denigrate… Continue Reading →
Tact and Civility or Revolution December 21, 2017 ebrightwing At a recent knitting group meeting, one of our members told a tale of trying to teach an elderly (94-year-old)… Continue Reading →
Racial and Gender Equivocation August 15, 2017 ebrightwing Excerpted From: Historical Amnesia About Slavery Is a Tool of White Supremacy: Where we have (mostly) condemned slavery, we as… Continue Reading →
Guilty By Association – Yes, Sometimes August 8, 2017 ebrightwing I am a strong believer in free speech and free assembly. I wouldn’t stop even the KKK from assembling or… Continue Reading →
How Gore Lied – By Being Truthful July 30, 2017 ebrightwing Al Franken has a new book out and I pre-ordered it as audio. However, once I began listening to it,… Continue Reading →
Expediency – Convenience or Principle July 12, 2017 ebrightwing As I lay in bed worrying about my missing cat last night, I admitted again that the reason I haven’t… Continue Reading →
