Troubled Waters, Broken Dam, Part 2
Part 1 of “Troubled Waters, Broken Dam” appeared last December. It recapped the complicated issues attendant to the repair work required to restore Lower Johnson […]
Month: July 2013
Profiling- Racial and Otherwise
The trial of George Zimmerman has sparked an unprecedented level of conversation about the practice of racial profiling. As distasteful and inexcusable as racial/ethnic profiling […]
For Race Baiters- There’s No Money in Saving Lives
Note: The following was originally posted in April, 2012 shortly after the shooting of Trayvon Martin gained national attention. Now that the trial has begun, […]
July 4th- A Day of Celebration and Reflection
Fireworks. Parades. Picnics. Barbeques. They’re all part of our annual celebration of our country’s achievement of freedom. This year marks the 237th anniversary of the […]
Reflections from the CHARGE Senatorial Forum
The weather was perfect and the setting was spectacular at the Lake Burton venue when CHARGE (Citizens Helping America Restore Government Ethics) held its first […]