Sohn: Truthfully, it’s time to put away all of our race politics and work denials
Can we talk? Just talk. Comfortably and uncomfortably. But thoughtfully. Truthfully.

Can we talk? Just talk. Comfortably and uncomfortably. But thoughtfully. Truthfully.

Oh happy day!

Being disingenuous seems popular with public officials these days. Even local ones. Even some in law enforcement and in the judicial system.

Please, please, please Hamilton County folks! Please get your free, safe and readily available COVID-19 vaccinations as soon as possible.

There was so much going on last week that you may have missed this stunningly clear Associated Press headline: "Republicans promote pandemic relief they voted against."

We all know - or should know - that legacies persist. That's why we call them legacies. They have persisted.

We've all heard the sayings about seeing things right in front of us. Chief among them: "We can't see the forest for the trees."

Tennessee's Republican lawmakers are mounting a last-minute effort to ban public schools' teaching of certain concepts involving systemic racism, with the bill's sponsor saying citizens "must take a stand against hucksters, charlatans and useful idiots peddling identity politics."

Trust our Tennessee legislators and governor to continue devising ways to ignore our votes and our wishes. This time, they want to thwart elected judges - whose decisions they don't condone - by creating a kangaroo court of their own liking. They have dubbed their would-be proxy as a statewide "super" chancery court.

Who could be against learning more about the Jan. 6 siege of the Capitol with a 9/11 style commission and probe? U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann, that's who.
