Month: June 2020

By Liz Chausse I have been able to think of nothing but racism and politics for weeks now. Like so many people, I’m filled with anger and sadness every day because of what’s going on in our country. Anger about the corruption in politics and sadness about the cruelty of racism. The way racism is embossed onto the fabric of… Read More

By Laurie Bruton “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.”  – Martin Luther King, Jr.  I recently received a letter addressed to the school district that advised those of us in charge to pay attention to racism and to do something about it.  Through long lost memories I heard my dad’s words: “There are opportunities for everyone, but the chances and… Read More