Category: Sustainability

It’s (note spelling) sad indeed that talent is no longer necessary for success in the music business, but it should come as a surprise to no one that industry executives have capitalized on the degraded tastes of modern society.  

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Here’s a reminder that the United States is the only country in the developed world whose citizens routinely die of treatable disease.

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No need for comment here.

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Well, here we are.  Echoing what Sen. Lindsey Graham said a few days ago about “riots in the streets,” the former president is pledging to incite yet another insurrection if the U.S. criminal code is applied to him. And this …

We’re At Loggerheads Read More »

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Shown here: Oyster shuckers from South Carolina in 1912. Josie (6 years old), Bertha (6 years old) and Sophie (10 years old) would start work at 4 AM at the Maggioni Canning Co. Here’s a question: How do you think …

Labor Laws Weren’t Simply Wished Into Being Read More »

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I was a fairly avid camper in my youth, but it sounds pretty unappealing at age 67. Having said that, the author of the meme makes an excellent point.

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A fabulous yet frightening prediction. And from almost 150 years ago.  

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As the United States regresses back into time, opportunities for humor arise on an almost-daily basis. Of course, this would be funnier if it didn’t represent such a grave assault on women’s rights and the quality of their lives.

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There are many unsettling aspects to our lives here in the United States, many of which are made worse by our inane sense of priorities. How hard would it be to instate common sense gun laws and offer LGBTQs full …

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I would submit that it depends what we disagree on.  If you don’t care about the well-being of others–if you don’t believe all people should be treated with fairness, decency, and respect, we’re not going to be buddies.

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