The stories we tell have incredible power. They become a part of how we think; They begin to shape what we stand for. This, of course, is why we fight over them too. We have a shared belief that it's vital to get the story right.
We have all felt the limits of our sphere of influence in a period of polarized politics. Expertise and scientific evidence carry little weight when confronting the modern mash-up of parties and personal identity. While we imagine ourselves to be persuadable by good evidence,
With resolutions at the beginning of the year, we aim to achieve some ideal picture of ourselves. We consider how we eat, how much we drink, or how little we exercise and imagine the results we might see with the right habits.
It's the community. That's where activist and educator DeRay McKesson finds optimism. His answer required reflecting on a dangerous gap where we all risk losing our positive attitudes.
Tis the season for good cheer. This is the time of year where we celebrate what we have put behind us and look forward to what lies ahead. But, unfortunately, when the answers to that second question include