Margaret Sanger
was a nurse and a birth control advocatewalking the crowded tenement streetsof Manhattan’s Lower East Side,where poor women, already burdened … Continue reading Margaret Sanger
was a nurse and a birth control advocatewalking the crowded tenement streetsof Manhattan’s Lower East Side,where poor women, already burdened … Continue reading Margaret Sanger
I don’t know I’d have to count funny like one of my apps professes to be a botanist in my … Continue reading How Many Apps Do you Have On Your Phone?
We each have one. It defines who we are, shaping our day-to-day in a profound way. Our stories travel with … Continue reading The Power of Story
At present, nature’s cycle lays down its campaign— blue forget-me-nots spread like a polite little carpet, with purple and yellow … Continue reading Directing The Unruly
What is real? Who lays the first name on it? And when the system splits open—when the bright machinery throws … Continue reading Power, Code, and Accountability
I’ve got a little chronic inflammationcamped out in my belly like it paid rent.I feel like I over‑inflated myselfparty balloon, … Continue reading Time To Wean Myself Off The Helium
Go ahead Figure it out The world is waiting. Hell, I’m waiting When I should be Solving the current existential … Continue reading Time’s Up
I try to catch up— to the woman climbing the hill ahead of me, the same rise of pavement I … Continue reading Chasing Hope
Today we awaken—soft light trembling on our faces—First, to absorb the hush of shock,emotions streaming from tired eyes,hands worn by … Continue reading Calm After The Storm
I had done an excellent job of prepping. The camera was on standby, the compressor humming, the propofol was dripping. I counted … Continue reading Tony The Spelunker
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