Covid-19, the Corona virus, is bringing tough days to Americans. In March, 90% of us reported in a public opinion survey that our personal lives
Author: Julie Cosgrove
P&D at MOCA, an eye-opening exhibit
Once confused, twice blown away and finally, AHA! An epiphany! I had not intended to visit MOCA’s exhibit, “With Pleasure,” because it offered art inspired
Riverside’s Black History Parade, 41st edition!
Entering its fifth decade, the 41st annual Black History Parade and Expo rolled down Magnolia Avenue, rumbled up Market Street and concluded at the Grand
Knafeh Queens: building bridges, opening minds
She has a warm expressive manner and lively dark eyes, framed by a colorful hijab. She has been trying to counter hatred and fear of
IE Women’s March, a beautiful morning for a walk
A beautiful day, interesting women, enthusiastic marchers. Crisp temperatures and the blue and gold of the sky provided Mother Nature’s back drop to the 2020
It was not a good day
We killed a deer. We were four hikers from our club, a fifth hiker and his dog. A small dog who frolicked off leash as