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Blog Post Archive
Roya R. Rad, MA, PsyD: How to Let Go of Anger and Do Deep Emotional Work
Remember, feelings that are buried alive do not die but try. When I was doing my own deep emotional healing, I learned that I had layers of these buried emotions. I started with the basic and went deeper so as not to overwhelm mysel...
Arianna Huffington: Well-Being, Wisdom, Wonder, and Giving Back: My Commencement Speech to Smith College's Class of 2013
The first women's revolution was led by the suffragists over a hundred years ago, when brave women like Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton fought, among other things, to give women the right to vote. The second women's revolution was powerfully led by two Smith College alumnae, Betty Friedan and Gloria Steinem. Show More Summary
Rachel Braun Scherl: Words to Live By, Graduates!
I graduated from college 26 years ago this past week. I remember ever part of it -- the parties the night before, how we stayed up way too late (Ok, we didn't sleep at all). As I prepare for the graduations I will attend this week, I anticipate the memories that will flood my mind.
Nicolas B. Aziz: Obama's Morehouse Commencement Speech: Welcome to the Brotherhood
President Obama impeccably and eloquently made the connection between the role Morehouse has played in shaping today's world and the role it will play in shaping the future.
Honoree Corder: 5 Reasons Your Divorce Is a Blessing in Disguise
What I've realized, in retrospect, is that divorce (as with any challenging situation) actually contains within it many blessings. A decade later I am full of gratitude for my divorce, the opportunities that have crossed my path, and who I've become.
Josh Farmer: Ed Carpenter's Indy 500 Chances
Ed Carpenter is a rare breed in Indycar today being an owner/driver in a series dominated by multicar teams and rich team owners owners. This weekend, however, he shut out the field and won the pole for the Indianapolis 500.
Lisa Bonchek Adams: In Sickness and in Health: What Is It Like for a Mother to Read Her Daughter's Blogs About Stage IV Cancer?
Mom and I have reacted very differently to the news of my stage IV cancer. I was online within days writing posts about the steps I was taking. As my readers know, I'm very open about this part of my life. My mother, on the other hand, is much more private.
Robert Klitzman, M.D.: Angelina Jolie, Doctors, Patenting Genes, and You
Angelina Jolie's openness about her decision to undergo mastectomies because of the BRCA1 mutation can help inspire countless women to face this difficult decision. Yet several obstacles exist that deserve attention, concerning doctors and costs of testing.
Monica Bielanko: Thrill Hill
Moms have a way of settling their features into Mom Face when their children are around. But have you ever glimpsed your mom when she didn't know you were watching? The mask of motherhood slips away revealing the raw expression of the woman she was before you came along.
Marta Segal Block: Your Wedding Is Not Unique (and That's a Good Thing)
People have been getting married for thousands of years. Why do today's couples (mainly brides) feel so pressured to be unique?
Ian Reifowitz: Hello Republicans: Japan Switches to Stimulus, Gets Growth; Europe Sticks With Austerity, Stays in Recession
As Europe reminds us, it prevents recession-battered economies from growing. The alternative is to prime the economic pump by having governments engage in fiscal and monetary stimulus.
Octavia Sheepshanks: Man-Hating Feminism More Than Just A Myth
When some of the most commendable feminists I know are men, this is a pretty confusing statement to be making. If we isolate roughly half of the population from the movement, what can we hope to achieve?
M.J. Ryan: Recovering From 'Hurry Sickness'
We don't have to be victims of hurry sickness. We do have all the time we need -- and from this patient mind zone, we can reclaim our time, our priorities and our ability to respond well to life and all its demands. With patience, we're in the driver's seat of our own lives.
Richard (RJ) Eskow: A Letter From Senator Warren
The day may come when the worst nightmare a crooked banker or compromised regulator can have begins with the words, "You have a letter from...
HuffPost Radio: BOTH SIDES NOW: The InsaneStream Media Says 'It's the Scandals, Stupid'
What a week for Republicans! It started with Obama fighting off simultaneous scandals and 24 coming back this Fall. But as Spitzer and Reagan discuss, by Friday the Scandals Scorecard revealed more smoke than fire. Who'll tell FOX?
Jay Michaelson: Mission Not Accomplished: The Anti-Gay Murder of Mark Carson Should Be a Wake-Up Call
Matt Carson's murder highlights the shortcomings of a rights-based, marriage-based approach to LGBT equality, and cries out for deeper, and more difficult, forms of engagement.
Miles Rapoport: Motor Voter at 20: Successes and Challenges
Almost 16 million Americans have registered or re-registered every year under National Voter Registration Act provisions. Many people today don't remember a time when they couldn't register at their local DMV. Yet, there is work to be done.
Steven Strauss: Are Some Americans Too Powerful to Make Fun of?
Are the Clintons simply too powerful for Colbert to "speak truth to power"? Because if prominent satirists are now afraid to make fun of powerful politicians, our American Republic is in trouble, and it's no laughing matter.
Rabbi Herb Cohen: A Rabbinic Take on 'All the President's Men'
Woodward and Bernstein seem like two Talmud study partners who continually probe each other to ascertain the truth. Each questions the other, and is unafraid of challenging or criticizing his friend.
Rev. Susan Baller-Shepard: Wild and Precious Lives: Godspeed Graduates!
Thinking of these graduates, I turn to Jeremiah, as I often do: "For surely I know the plans I have for you, says the Lord, plans for your welfare and not for harm, to give you a future with hope."