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Hunger Crunch, the Game
Early in my days in government and politics, a wise mentor said, “Culture is upstream from politics.” What that means is this: movies, music, books, schools and the like ultimately […]
Race and Adoption in America: Glimmers of Hope Amidst Dark Times
Even as we celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. this week, it’s hard not to feel a shadow over the land. For many whites, it is the […]
Signs of a Robust Movement: KNOW More Orphans Conference and More
Reading the early history of the Abolition Movement, one can’t help noticing all the gatherings: conferences and congresses and confabs of every kind. All those suits and petticoats may seem […]
Human Trafficking Awareness Month: What’s More Powerful than a Loaded .357?
When I first learned that human trafficking is a modern-day reality, it pierced my heart. I heard about a girl forced into sex many times a day. I heard about […]