Since coming home from Kentucky last week, I’ve had the privilege of connecting with several academics who have put many hours into researching this controversial and hidden topic.
Blog Posts on Kentucky
Jacob Street
Jacob Street when I was growing up in the prosperous white suburbs had only one meaning: that was the address of Lizzie Baker’s house.
We Always Wanted to Win
Yes, we always wanted to win. And sometimes, we do.
A Rising Tide Lifts All Boats
As we stumble as individuals and as nations through a time of great uncertainty, some individuals and even some nations also stumble toward various forms of often painful enlightenment.
What Are Your Ideas for Hopscotch?
I’ve been asked many times the last few months what can be done to support Hopscotch. What are your ideas for how Hopscotch could be used?
A Brief History of the Kentucky Foundation for Women and Hopscotch House
Having long learned… the effect of art created by women on the lives of other women… I decided to design a foundation that would support women artists in Kentucky working as feminists for social change.
Phillip and Good Friday
Now that I’ve placed the issues around saving Hopscotch in the hands of my very competent attorneys, for today a few thoughts about Phillip and Good Friday.
Northern Bobwhite Quail
It may seem strange that in the midst of the problems with Hopscotch and the Kentucky Foundation for Women, I’m choosing to write about the Bobwhite Quail. There are two reasons…
More Hopscotch
I can’t go into detail about our plans to preserve Hopscotch; this is complicated legally, and if successful, would be a landmark case, protecting other donors who find that their gifts have been abused by the not-for-profit they trusted.
More Soon About Hopscotch
To my friends, more soon about Hopscotch.