What’s Your Word: the 2022 Edition
In the aftermath of years 2020 and 2021, I am, admittedly, a bit hesitant to proclaim my word for 2022. Despite my apprehension, I choose […]
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Enduring Grief: The Price We Pay for Love
Grief: A Human Experience To grieve is to endure pain and loss. To grieve is to suffer. To grieve is to have loved. Ultimately, to […]
Read MoreAccessing Mental Health Services: The College Edition
Mental Illness Statistics What we already know according to the National Institute of Mental Health: 1 in 5 adults in the United States live with […]
Read MoreA Soundtrack for Social Justice
A tenuous verdict On April 20, 2021 twelve jurors declared Derek Chauvin Guilty on three charges – 2nd degree murder, 3rd degree murder, and manslaughter. […]
Read MoreIt’s Happening Again
At first, I didn’t even recognize it because I have tried so hard to push past the pain, to revel in spring’s sunshine instead of […]
Read MoreNo Seat At the Table?
At whose table shall I sit? Is there a space for me? Well, how many tables are there? And who sits at those tables? Is […]
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