Opinion: Ukraine and the humanitarians of Chattanooga
My brain nearly exploded when President Donald Trump declared that Ukraine started the war with Russia.
Opinion: Black History Month conversation was uplifting
How wonderful to celebrate Black History Month at Mizpah Congregation with our February "Intriguing Conversations."
Opinion: Remembering and learning from the Holocaust
I was honored to be interviewed by a university's Holocaust and Genocide Education Center for International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Opinion: Stop ignoring sexual misconduct
I was amazed when Joe Biden, just before the end of his presidency, declared that the Equal Rights Amendment should be considered ratified as the 28th Amendment to the Constitution. A symbolic statement, sure, but important nonetheless.
Opinion: Onward and upward in 2025
Like many of you, I spend a lot of time online, especially in the Meta universe: Facebook, Instagram and most recently, Threads.
Opinion: My 2025 New Year’s resolution
Time for New Year's resolutions!
Opinion: Holidays celebrate all our lights
A Chattanooga Free Press syndicated opinion column by Cal Thomas recently claimed that people calling this season "the holidays" were hijacking Christmas.
Opinion: Chattanooga has rich history supporting writers
I was in awe at Mizpah Congregation, hearing Jerry Ellis, a Chattanooga writer who had walked the 900-mile route of the Cherokee Trail of Tears and written a book about his trek.
Opinion: The influence and power of storytelling
Once upon a time, there was a storytelling festival held in Chattanooga's Coolidge Park called TaleSpin.
Opinion: Distortion and denial of “The Longest Hate”
Given the growing antisemitism in today's world, I recently attended one of the four-part series of "The History of Jewish Hate" at Chattanooga's Jewish Federation.
