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Fun with Protesting

With so much going on and all the processing that needs to happen for my overwhelmed little brain, it’s easy … More

Berkshires, Great Barrington, Hands Off, May Day, May Day protests

Here’s Looking at Us

I recently watched Casablanca, and I don’t think it was my first time, but the first time was long ago … More

Casablanca, Hitler, Nazis, Rick's Cafe, Warner Bros.

Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations

Infinite diversity in infinite combinations, or IDIC as it is known in Star Trek circles, is a core Vulcan philosophy … More

Constitutional crisis, dismantling democracy, diversity, Hands Off protest in Boston, inclusion, Pansies, spring garlic, Swiss chard

Tips for Protesting When You’re Over 50

I attended a protest on International Women’s Day earlier this month. It was organized by an Indivisible.org member who had … More

indivisible.org, over 50, protesting, saving democracy, tips for protesting
Book about everything you already know about your own racism and how to do better

Time to Open Up a Can of Whoop-Ass

OK, so here we. The unholy day when 45 stains Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. In my selective reading about … More

diversity, Fight against fascism, history, politics, race, Race2Dinner, racism, Regina Jackson, Saira Rao, systemic racism, White Women, White women and racism

Do Your Best in 2025, Whatever that Is

If you have been reading this blog, I want to say a heartfelt thank you. There are 1,000 ways you … More

Cheeto flea, Jess Klein, Jess Klein's Big Table Podcast, new year, Trevia Woods

Calling Myself Out

So I posted this blog last spring, called “The Jets and the Sharks,” because two sets of trees that I … More

assumptions about race and beauty, Cedars, crabapple blossoms, West Side Story

Juneteenth: Take Two

Writing about something is often how I figure it out. Otherwise, it rolls around in my head endlessly unless I … More

Juneteenth, slavery

Good News Goddamn It

I don’t need to tell you the world is going to hell in a handbasket, and it all feels overwhelming … More

Hope, keep doing the work

Hello Elder Ginko, I’m Sandy

I just finished reading a book for my book group, Braiding Sweetgrass, by Robin Wall Kimmerer. She’s an enrolled member … More

Braiding Sweetgrass, Ginko, Indigenous people, Robin Wall Kimmerer

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