Trans-Identity (Part III): The Desperate Incurable Contradiction of Being
Caitlyn Jenner’s Vanity Fair cover was expected to create a controversial, watercooler cultural moment, but it turned into something much …
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Trans-Identity (Part II): Universal Design and Particular Identity
Ron Mace, an architect and polio survivor, is credited with first deploying the term “universal design.” He spoke about how …
Trans-Identity (Part I): Dreaming of being a fish
I suspect one of the early signs of maturity is when we contend with the death of a dream. We …
Whose I am – as a clue to Who I am
When we are at our worst, we are persons who have forgotten who we are at our best. Or we …
Wholesome Speech
Would it be so bad if there was more silence in the world; if this little acrostic was a law …
Prayer: The Peanut Allergy of the Public Square
In mid April the Supreme Court of Canada ruled the municipal council in the Quebec town of Saguenay cannot open …
R-E-S-P-E-C-T
When Aretha Franklin first belted out the iconic R-E-S-P-E-C-T, it became an anthem for a generation. “What you want, Baby, …
More Enigma Than Dogma 
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