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Category Archives: Civility
Real Life Lessons
Let me be unkind for a moment, if you don’t mind. I feel like expressing my perceptions of a guy with whom I’ve shared space in the waiting room while lingering in anticipation of my radiation therapy. Don’t assume I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Cancer, Civility, Compassion, Empathy, Health
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On Racism: I Will Miss the Obamas
A white person—especially a white man—in the United States today, try as he may, is unlikely to be capable of eliminating racism from his thought processes. Our history and the institutional racism upon which this country was built and on … Continue reading
Posted in Civility, Philosophy, Racism
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Grace
An image of a hand-written letter George H.W. Bush left in the Oval Office on January 1993 for Bill Clinton has gone viral (click on image to enlarge). The letter exemplifies a flurry of shared sentiments that seem to have sparked … Continue reading
Posted in Civility, Philosophy, Politics, Secular morality
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