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    Remembering and Celebrating a Few Greats

    Remembering and Celebrating a Few Greats

    By Jan Wahl– From Ruth Bader Ginsburg to John Lewis, Max von Sydow to Kobe Bryant, 2020 has been a challenging year of loss.  I am usually optimistic, but this…

    Interracial LGBTQ Holiday-Themed Children’s Book Receives Disturbing Backlash

    Interracial LGBTQ Holiday-Themed Children’s Book Receives Disturbing Backlash

    By Michele Karlsberg– True Colors Lab has released this year’s most anticipated children’s book, Two Dads Under the Christmas Tree, by Tobias Miles and illustrated by Milan Samadder. The backlash to this…

    Home for the Holidays (Literally)

    Home for the Holidays (Literally)

    By David Landis– 2020 will go down in history as the year of the homebody—literally. I was getting ready to write my December column (stay tuned for the Old Skool…

    Study Shows Cognitive Health Disparities Between LGB and Heterosexual Older Adults

    Study Shows Cognitive Health Disparities Between LGB and Heterosexual Older Adults

    By Dr. Marcy Adelman– Dr. Ning Hsieh, a Michigan State University sociologist, is the lead author of a groundbreaking first study to assess cognitive health disparities between lesbian, gay, bisexual…

    Ann Rostow: Dangerous Times

    Ann Rostow: Dangerous Times

    By Ann Rostow– Dangerous Times The prospect of a Supreme Court ruling in our favor once shone in the distance like the bright light at the end of the dark…

    Electoral Bang for the Buck, the 2020 Edition

    Electoral Bang for the Buck, the 2020 Edition

    By Louise “Lou” Fischer– Over 80 million people will exhale in sheer relief and leap in paroxysms of glee when the current Commander Cheeto-in-Chief exits the White House for the…

    I Confess: The Case for a Trump Self-Pardon

    I Confess: The Case for a Trump Self-Pardon

    By Andrea Shorter– Article II, Section 2, Clause 1 of the Constitution grants the President of the United States the power to pardon any person convicted for or accused of…

    Mitch McConnell’s Neighborhood

    Mitch McConnell’s Neighborhood

    By Robert Holgate and Jennifer Kroot– (Editor’s Note: This issue marks the launch of a new column jointly authored by Jennifer Kroot and Robert Holgate. Both are extremely successful in…

    How to Turn Investment Losses into Gains

    How to Turn Investment Losses into Gains

    By Brandon Miller, CFP– Uncle Sam and Santa both have white beards, but no one really confuses the two. So, it may surprise you that the skinnier guy delivers gifts…

    Unpretentious but Still Premium

    Unpretentious but Still Premium

    By Philip Ruth– An unpretentious image is generally seen as desirable, but it’s an elusive one in car marketing. Brands and sub-brands, model names, and corporate identities all aim to…