On the Road Again – Gilligan’s Compelling Journey in 2015
This story is dedicated to Gilligan, (July 4, 2001 – December 29, 2015) our beloved family member, travel companion, and friend who taught us how cats think, negotiate, socialize, bond,…
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Refugees — the Trail Continues of Lives Uprooted
The plight of refugees is the same, regardless of century, race, ethnicity, sex, age, and color. Whether driven by famine, war, natural disaster, or territorial relocations/upheavals, we share a collective…
Can UN Cite #CharlestonShooting as “Hateful Act”?
The US is beacon for tolerance and the rule of law, but it is also increasingly facing scrutiny as to whether the reality lives up to the rhetoric. Let’s be…
Cultural Ethnic Cleansing
Genocide inevitably involves wiping away the cultural as well as physical existence of the people targeted. No continent has been spared and the examples are too many to enumerate, from…