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Blog Post Archive
MeiMei Fox: The Life Out Loud: Listen With Your Heart (and Your Ears)
"Someone told me way back when, 'Show me your friends, and I'll show you your future.' So first, surround yourself with people who are doing what they love, pursuing their passions."
Kate Flannery: On The Office Ending: 'I'm Gonna Kill Myself'
Everyone keeps asking what I am going to do now that The Office is ending. I liberated myself on live radio by simply saying, "I'm gonna kill myself."
Rep. Tony Cardenas: Let's Move On and Implement Health Care Reform
For many Latino families, there is no more important issue than access to quality, affordable health care. How can Republicans say they are interested in addressing the needs of the Latino community when they seek to repeal a law that would greatly benefit Latinos?
Linda Wolff: It's National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day! Let's Celebrate!
Happy National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day!
Amir Madani: The Widening Gyre in Syria
The war in Syria is part of a broader geopolitical trend. Beyond the internal partie, regional and global players with different shades of policy and self-interest make this more than a civil war; it has become an increasingly widening world war, if still only by proxy.
Bill Piper: Congressmen Help Launch Drug War Exit Strategy Guide
On Thursday, the Drug Policy Alliance will release An Exit Strategy for the Failed War on Drugs. This comprehensive report contains 75 broad and incremental recommendations for legislative reforms.
Dr. Jim Taylor: Threat vs. Challenge in Sports: The Difference Between Victory and Failure
I have found that a simple distinction appears to lie at the heart of whether athletes are able to rise to the occasion and perform...
Hector Villagra: ACLU of Southern California: It All Began With an Arrest in 1923
On May 15, 1923, angered by the LAPD's brutal treatment of striking longshoremen, journalist and novelist Upton Sinclair appeared at a rally in San Pedro....
Minister Leslie Watson Malachi: How Do We Prevent More Gosnells?
It was hard for me, as it was for most Americans, to hear coverage of the trial of Kermit Gosnell, the doctor convicted of murdering...
Stephanie Giese: How Being a Stay-at-Home Mom Landed Me My Dream Job
I did not want to leave my kids in daycare and miss all of the precious moments of their youth. I wanted to have my cake and eat it too and I was determined to do just that.
Lee Schneider: What Fathers Can Tell Their Children About Guns
How can you tell them what peace is? Even better, how can you help them discover peace and non-violence for themselves? If you are a father, this assignment becomes critical, something you need to do now. Today.
Lisa Gray: A Beautiful Day in Minnesota
I am not exactly sure that I can explain how it felt to be at the capitol in St. Paul, MN on the day Minnesota legislators cleared the final hurdle and the senators voted to legalize same-sex marriage.
MiniTime: Summer Vacation on a Shoestring
Don't assume that the grass is always greener, or the water bluer, a thousand miles away from home. No matter where you live, there are national and state parks, gorgeous lakes, vibrant cities, and idyllic summer resort towns within a day's drive.
Gil Robertson: What Black People Can Learn From the LGBT Community
It's simple: people work better together than alone. To believe that you can stand alone and navigate the world by yourself might be a liberating experience, but at the end of the day it usually adds up to a poor day at the races.
Jeff Danziger: Up to Your Associated in Alligators
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Shan Wells: 400 PPM Descending.
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Kate Scharff: My Husband Cheated and I'm Telling the Kids!
It's hard to imagine, but even if you never fully forgive your cheating spouse, your feelings of anger will likely soften over time. It would be tragic if you sent a destructive message now that you couldn't take back later.
George Heymont: City Mouse, Country Mouse
"I'd rather gnaw a bean than be gnawed by continual fear." That quote is attributed to Odo of Cheriton, a 13th century preacher who explained...
Liat Kornowski: 'New Girl' Season Finale Recap: Taylor Swift Visits And Schmidt Must Make A Choice In 'Elaine's Big Day'
The big day is upon us, Cece and Shivrang's wedding day, and as the tweets hinted: what could possibly go wrong?
David Westin: Who's Got a Secret?
The Associated Press is outraged that the Justice Department has been secretly rummaging through its telephone records, and who can blame it? But what really matters is what it means for all the rest of us.