Deciding to March: The Civic Duty of What-the-Hell Joining the Women’s March as Your First Political Act Their stories neither started in January nor ended with that day after the inauguration or the headlines for Women’s History Month. Whether they marched on Washington or their local government centers,
CC BY-NC 2.0 Mr. Nixter, Flickr As part of the much discussed, often maligned, and sometimes glorified millennial generation, I often think about what differentiates my generation from those who’ve come before, and when it comes to participation in our communities, we definitely have our own approach. While
If you can’t find a job you love, make one up—-Mo Rocca LIVE [https://www.facebook.com/BCSpeakerSeries/] “As you get older, you care less what people think of you.” Some people break the mold and leave their mark on the world because it simply never occurred to
It wasn’t quiet, like it was when I was a kid. It wasn’t dusty or old, or filled floor to ceiling with books, the way I usually like. It wasn’t surrounded by lush green trees on a university campus, or across the street from the Capitol Building,
The stories are starting to roll in. We’re sharing smiles, celebrating with digital high-fives and learning something about how those of us who take politics seriously got started. What comes to mind when you read… [/content/images/wordpress/2015/11/POLIQ-world-into-view-.jpg] The question above requires recovering something about