By Ann Rostow– Turning in the Widening Gyre The Trump Labor Department has announced a proposal to gut the civil rights rules that govern federal contractors, widening the religious exemptions…
By Andrea Shorter– Democratic presidential candidates recently released a slew of new TV ads to amplify their respective messages, tomes and slogans for the primary race win, to target early…
By Brett Andrews– “Standing in harm’s way” is such a powerful statement. For me, it evokes a fierce and resolute sense of protection. How many award-winning movies have we seen…
By John Lewis and Stuart Gaffney– Anger is one of the most powerful and compelling emotions that humans experience. It can engulf a person completely and become blind rage, derailing…
The Rainbow Honor Walk on August 9 unveiled plaques honoring eight new honorees: Alvin Ailey, W.H. Auden, Josephine Baker, Marie Equi, Freddie Mercury, Gerry Studds, Lou Sullivan and Chavela Vargas. The event began at Catch…
By Brandon Miller, CFP– “Suitable” has always seemed to me like one of those neutral words that you use when you don’t want to say anything mean, but you can’t…
By Philip Ruth– I’ve been thinking a lot about BMW lately. A new CEO, Oliver Zipse, has been installed to prioritize electric and autonomous car technologies, and the world waits…
Physical and financial well-being often go hand-in-hand, with each affecting the other. This critical dynamic has been all the more amplified for LGBTQ couples over the past decade, given the…
By Tom Moon, MFT– All human beings create mental maps that tell us who we are and what we can expect from life and from other people. Unfortunately, most of…
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