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Twilight Zones Of Earth And Mind

July 26, 2022
by Caroline Miller
abortion, Adolph Hitler, biodiversity, conflicts of the human mind, First Amendment, homosexuality, oceanic twilight zone, pluralistic America, society versus nature
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  Bigfoot isn’t likely to be hiding in the forests surrounding Mt. Hood in Oregon.  Even so, scientists speculate many of earth’s smaller creatures are waiting to be discovered.  One portion of the earth that until now has been beyond human reach is the Twilight Zone, ocean
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Jujitsu Of The Me Exception

July 12, 2022
by Caroline Miller
abortion, abortion providers, bumble bee as a fish, Electoral College, filibuster, hypocrisy, integrity of the U. S. Supreme Court, judicial appointments, militia vs individual, minority rule, Mitt Romney, Roe v Wade, Second Amendment, settled law
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Recently, I learned a bumble bee is a fish. California, wanting to extend environmental protection to pollinators, tucked them under laws pertaining to scaly creatures. What did the two have in common? According to officials, both were invertebrates. Ingenious!  As a writer and forme
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The Killing of Roe v. Wade

May 17, 2022
by Caroline Miller
14 and 15 Amendments, abortion, Amy Coney Barett, Diane Feinstein, Due Process Clause, living Constitution, originalism, Preamble to U.S. Constitution, Roe v Wade, slavery
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  …the dogma lives loudly within you, and that is a concern. These were Senator Diane Feinstein’s words to Amy Coney Barret in 2017 when the latter was a candidate for a position on the U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals. The reference was to Barret’s Catholic faith and her
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Putin And The Dead Poets Society

March 01, 2022
by Caroline Miller
" death, abortion, birth control, Carrie N. Baker, Corona virus, Covid, Cuban missile crisis, declining populations, Doomsday Clock, John McCrae, Martin Kimani, Meghan D. Gieblyn, menstrual suppression, Omar Khayyam, Soylant Green, The Rubaiyat, the unvaccinated, Vladimir Putin, W. H. Auden, WeCroak, William Shakespeare
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The anniversary may have escaped many of us, but 2022 is the year in which the film, Soylent Green is set.  The story depicts a time when human activity has so depleted natural resources, humans can no longer grow crops to sustain themselves.  The living survive by eating the dead.
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Abortion: No David Brooks, It’s Not Complex

December 16, 2021
by Caroline Miller
abortion, David Brooks, Planned Parenthood v. Casey, the soul, viability of the fetus
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   David Brooks, commentator for the New York Times  says issues surrounding abortion are “hard and complex.” Two chief concerns are:  a) He believes a “piece” exists within every human being that gives them dignity—a soul. And b) He has no confidence that he knows w
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A Sinner’s Tale

November 14, 2019
by Caroline Miller
#MeToo, abortion, church control of hospitals, death penalty, Mike Pompeo, priest pedophiles, religious freedom, religious hypocracy, the Pope
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As I mention in my upcoming memoir, for a time I lived in a pub in an English village.  Quaint and cozy, it was of note because of a  monk’s face, carved with a wink, that peered into the serving room.  Behind it was a passageway, long since blocked, that in early day
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A Level Playing Field

September 07, 2018
by Caroline Miller
abortion, abortion clinics, Back to Life, fertility phone aps, Mother Theresa, Nina Liss-Schulz, rise in abortion clinic demonstrations, Roe v Wade, U. S. Supreme Court
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I may have been born before my time, but  at 82, I’m not too old to rejoice in the recent development of  fertility phone aps.   How wonderful that a young woman can have at her fingertips a device to help her decide when and if she wants to become pregnant.  Or, how to avoid p
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Before Roe V. Wade

April 23, 2018
by Caroline Miller
a woman's right to choose, abortion, Geri, reproductive freedom, Rove v. Wade
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The woman in this coroner’s photograph was called Gerri.  She died in 1964 attempting to give herself an abortion with a coat hanger.   Something went wrong and she bled to death alone on her bathroom floor.  If the picture offends anyone, I am sorry, but the circumstances shoul
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Assuming Freedom

February 08, 2018
by Caroline Miller
abortion, compomise on the aboriton issue, Gloria Stenheim, pro-Choice, pro-lifers, Sarah Jones, Turning Pro-Life Blue
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Sarah Jones, a writer for The New Republic  offers advice on how to seek a compromise to end the abortion war.  (“Turning Pro-Life Blue,” by Sara Jones, The New Republic, Jan. 8, 2018, pgs. 9-10)  Unfortunately, being young, she fails to recognize her advice is alre
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The Macchiavellian Strategy

September 30, 2015
by Caroline Miller
abortion, anti-abortion's new tactic, death of a woman's right to choose, How the War on Women Was Won, Molly Redden, safety beyond reason
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The small abortion clinic in my community is so quiet, one might assume it had gone out of business. It hasn’t, but the protesters have disappeared like fruit flies in winter. Even the grey-haired old man who used to carry a picket sign to and fro on the pavement has probably gone t
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