I’ve been wondering why I have a certain lack of enthusiasm for Women’s Month, Women’s Day, et al. It seems a betrayal of the active feminists I know…
We Will Never Learn
Finally, finally, the story of the Native American boarding schools in the U.S. has been sprung open by the discovery of the buried remains of more than a hundred children at a residential boarding school in Canada.
When We Work Together
Probably, these two women don’t know each other but they share certain defining characteristics: age, wisdom, and a recognition that the earth is our mother.
A Bright Light
This week, president-elect Joe Biden’s appointment of Laguna pueblo native, Debra Haaland, as Secretary of the Interior, gives proof positive of change.
Taos Pueblo and the Battle for Blue Lake
Cooperation to restore rights, to serve justice, and to recognize the sacred. That’s what I hope for when our new administration takes over in January.
Victoria’s Secret Goes Down
I look for changes that seem small, even ridiculously small, and yet may herald changed attitudes in this slow-moving country of ours.
My Azure State
I have lived here for twenty-seven years, and in all that time, I’ve felt and seen a slow progression in state politics toward justice.