Category Archives: A Soft Landing

A New Constitution

Posted on 11/06/2018 by

This is the second in the series, A Soft Landing, which explores how we might achieve a more just, equitable society without violent revolution. Our Founding Fathers chafed under the capricious rule of King George III, had the audacity to … Continue reading →

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A Soft Landing

Posted on 10/30/2018 by

This is the first in the series, A Soft Landing, which explores how we might achieve a more just, equitable society without violent revolution. It’s been almost eight years since I started this blog, ostensibly about yoga, though in fact … Continue reading →

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The N-word Comes to Emerson

Posted on 10/23/2018 by

I’m excited. Invited to ArtsEmerson Play Reading Book Club for The Peculiar Patriot, a one-women show by poet and activist Liza Kessie Peterson. Excitement wavers. The assembled include fourteen middle-aged white women, three grey-haired white men, and a trio of … Continue reading →

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