There need to be regiments of young white people coalescing into squadrons of anti-racism reformers to modernize and re-educate white racists.
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Theatre Review (Buffalo, NY): ‘The Anastasia Trials in The Court of Women’ by Carolyn Gage
The Brazen Faced Varlets, a Buffalo, NY based feminist thespian group puts Anastasia and inequality towards women on trial.
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This crisply paced and well-acted new play takes a metafictional look at the hard consequences of manipulating others.
Read More »Theater Review (NYC): ‘Playing With Grownups’ by Hannah Patterson
Joanna and Robert have Stella and Jake over to see baby Lily and have dinner and wine. What unfolds is unexpected and forces the characters to look at themselves and their relationships with each other.
Read More »Research Continues on Meditation’s Health Benefits
No one wants to be in pain, and few like to talk about it. But I do want to write about what many are now finding to be one of the most effective pain medicines: meditation. Although there are many meditation studies and reports that indicate it’s helpful in alleviating …
Read More »Brush Up on Your Mother’s Day Trivia Before Sunday Brunch
Impress your mother (or your friends) this year with your knowledge about the history of Mother's Day.
Read More »Theater Review (LA): ‘A Delicate Balance’ by Edward Albee
Edward Albee’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play comes to the Odyssey in an first-rate production.
Read More »Car Companies Take Proactive Measures To Combat Distracted Driving
You get into a car and try to use the on-board navigation system to plot your upcoming course. Unfortunately, something glitches out during your route, and you’re totally lost. Instead of pulling over, you decide to fiddle with the system in between lights and while you’re driving. You get lost …
Read More »Theater Review (LA): ‘Fat Pig’ by Neil LaBute
LaBute's examination of relationships and body image receives a solid revival at the Hudson Mainstage Theater in Hollywood.
Read More »Challenging Our Set Ways of Thinking by Meeting Others in a “Third Place”
Research has shown us time and again that potent creative ideas result from encountering different points of view, perspectives and disciplines.
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