On This Independence Day, Celebrate And Reflect
On a rainy July 4, 1863, the fate of a once unified nation had all but been decided. The Confederate Army of Northern Virginia was in retreat, having been defeated Continue Reading →
‘Tokenism’? Democrats Slight First African-American Candidate For NH Ed Board
For those of you who may not be aware, the first-ever African-American candidate for the New Hampshire State Board of Education, Ryan Terrell, was rejected by the state Executive Council Continue Reading →
Tip: Don’t Taunt Any Dog, Especially A Police Dog
This dog is my new hero pic.twitter.com/9wzSe2Hgkb — Joel Fischer (@JFNYC1) June 3, 2020
Heather Mac Donald on Protests Following George Floyd’s Killing
Shame on the Shamers
“You should socially shame them, so they fall in line.” – Providence Rhode Island Mayor Jorge Elorza Like many of you I have found myself embroiled in numerous discussions regarding Continue Reading →
Shame On Those Doing The Shaming
“You should socially shame them, so they fall in line.” – Providence, Rhode Island, Mayor Jorge Elorza Like many of you I have found myself embroiled in numerous discussions regarding Continue Reading →
The Tiger King and Coronavirus
We can say without equivocation that we are the “Tiger King” Nation. I can’t think of anything more appropriate than the fact the top trending TV show in America right Continue Reading →
What Parents Teach Us In Crisis
“Fallin’ down isn’t hard, it’s the getting up we struggle with.” Some of you observed that I spoke of my parents in my last article yet focused on my mother Continue Reading →
The Gifts My Parents Gave Me
My parents were from two different worlds, yet it was the difference in their upbringing that would often provide the strength we would need as a family in bad times. Continue Reading →
What Does the Man Code Mean?
There are times when I know my column lacks the clarity some of you seek, and it can be frustrating. I understand you just want me to say exactly what Continue Reading →