Audible: Revisiting 1619 Project
If a man is offered a fact which goes against his instincts, he will scrutinize it closely, and unless the evidence is overwhelming, he will refuse to believe it. If, on the ot
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Audible: The 1619 Project
Although I have avoided investing in nonfiction audio books for Audible (nonfiction puts me to sleep while driving), I thought I might listen to nonfiction audio when puttering aro
A Different Thanksgiving: Indigenous Recipes?
There are many ways to celebrate Thanksgiving holiday, but one way I won't be doing it is with traditional turkey and fixin's. Thanksgiving celebrations at work have taken a non tr
Discovered Ignorance
As I take the time to read the history of my Panamanian roots, I realize how much I don't know. But I do have threads to cling to, that I can grasp and pull greater truths closer.
Songs of Hope and Belonging
As I get older, the more history I read, the longings for the country I spent my first ten years of life grow stronger. I have often felt like the young lady who cooked, cleaned, a
Periphery of Memory - MyNotes: How the Word is Passed
Since I read differe
Ancient Revelations
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MyNotes: Exploring Humanism, Chapters 1-2
Ok, this blog entry is the first in a series exploring Greg Epstein's book, Good Without God . Before that, though, I thought I'd share how I came to be reading a book about Human