Weekly Column: WRighteous – #SameBlood
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“And when I looked down at my hands, I couldn’t tell his blood from mine.”
Finding My Space — On the Women’s Side of the Western Wall
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It was remarkable to me how I could have such contrasting experiences in the same place, and only a few days apart.
Improving Buildings and Lives Across Latin America – with Women as Leaders
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While our region represents a dazzling diversity of cultures, climate and innovation, it also faces huge environmental, social and economic challenges.
Weekly Column: WRighteous – We Are More Than One Page
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They were massacred by, yes, yet another white male terrorist. No doubt…no doubt…they each had a story; a life worth telling and living.
For Facts’ Sake — VOTE
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When the line between fact and fiction becomes so blurred, people will behave in ways that defy logic.
Weekly Column: WRighteous – LOVE
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And then, when all seemed quiet and safe, he ripped and yanked the tape off her mouth with his teeth and he kissed her – long and hard and caught her tears.
How the ERA can Keep Incarcerated Mothers in their Children’s Lives
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Clearly, the effects of mass incarceration extend beyond the individual cells that hold black women back by disrupting the lives of the people who need them most.
Woman-on-Woman Competitiveness in Politics
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So the female is wily and shrewd; she is no demur wallflower.
This week’s ‘WRighteous’: A RuckUS is Born
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Here, over here, look at me – look at me, I know you – you won’t win because nasty has an expiration date, and your time is up, buddy.
The ERA Would Keep Immigrant Women Safe and Secure
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The American Dream has transformed from an open welcoming for all to a selective term catering to white male privilege.