Paying for Our Own Oppression
At tax time, reflections on a Chilean duo that also resisted a dictatorship.
Global and International Literature for Kids at nErDcampCT
Why we need portrayals of life outside our own country, including literature in translation.
Laid Up With the Flu
The reading I did while sick with the flu, in preparation for a panel on youth activism.
A Small, Vulnerable Minority
Why standing up for a small group of people targeted by demagogues and despots protects us all.
What’s in a Name?
A response to the announcement of an Executive Order changing the name of the Gulf of Mexico and Google's rapid compliance with this decree.
“Be Wary of Paramilitaries”
Recognizing the rise of paramilitaries in the US following the pardons of the January 6 insurrectionists and what to do.
Plants That Don’t Die
Given my struggles keeping houseplants alive, I've turned to the LEGO Botanical Garden to provide both an entertaining activity and some greenery for my living room.
A Creative Crisis
Deciding to write a different kind of historical novel in the face of a more repressive environment, but not giving up my commitment to social justice.
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