December 4, 2018
Michigan Hospital Refuses Woman A Heart Transplant As Financially Unsound, Recommends a Go Fund Me Campaign
December 3, 2018
More On Protecting The Right To Vote
November 30, 2018
On Manliness
November 29, 2018
Florida’s Broken Election System
I Am The People, The Mob (Carl Sandburg)
I am the people – the mob – the crowd – the mass Do you know that all the great work of the world is done through me? I am the workingman, the inventor, the maker of the world’s food and clothes. I am the audience that witnesses history. The Napoleons come from me and […]
October 12, 2018
Politics and Healthcare: Broward Health CEO Beverly Capasso abruptly resigns
October 9, 2018
New Yorker: The Golden Toads And How To Write About A Vanishing World
The Pigeon
1623, Leyden Jesse deForest, remembered as Jesse the Walloon, was a dyer permitted by law to use color, a high honor at the time. Jesse’s dream was to establish a Walloon colony in the New World free of persecution. Turned down by the American Virginia Colony in 1622 for an expedition of six hundred followers, […]
The Lost Badge Of Innocence
My family’s Appalachian experience is a composite of Catholic and Protestant steel foundry workers, circuit riders, train flagmen, coal miners and barons, lawyers, teachers, car salesmen, card sharks, and housewives. We are descendants of early American settlers, farmers, merchants, Revolutionary and Civil and Spanish-American War soldiers. We brokered steel, commanded Navy vessels, prosecuted rural crime, […]
October 1, 2018
JDSupra: Lawyers Fighting Corruption (Part 1) Part 2