What do you really know about the 1918 pandemic? Recent events have led me to learn a little about it, and based on my conversations, the little I have learned is measurably more than most. It is bizarre how little we know about what happened only a century ago, in what is clearly one of...
Category - Politics/Government
This could be a school board election, or U.S. foreign policy.
Why bother electing the attorney general if we don’t need him, or her for a month? I know, I know. Some will say, “there goes that crazy columnist...
I just finished a class in my graduate program titled “Leading Collaborations.” The last Zoom discussion of the class covered the leadership mindset of Nelson Mandela...
Imagine for this four-minute read that the “Invisible Enemy” was human. And in that imagined scenario “infected” translated into “wounded...
Adrift. That is the kindest word that can be used to describe where our federal government’s leadership is at this moment. It started poorly with the presidential...
The U.S. response to COVID-19 is difficult to explain. If the goal of the explanation is to convince American voters to vote for four more years, good luck. I watched a...