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Questions Worth Considering

July 26, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Buddah, feminism. the search for a new feminism, Gandhi, I want to be Rich and I'm Not Sorry, Jessica Knoll, Mandela, Martin Luther King
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On the corner of my large writing desk, I’m collecting a stack of articles written by women about what it means to be a woman.  One day, I hope to write a feminist manifesto based upon these essays.   I say a manifesto and not the manifesto,” because my intent is to open possib
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Thoughts About Revolution, Reform, And Liberation

January 21, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Activists in Conservative Country, Hillary Clinton, Martin Luther King, radical thinking, Riley Griffin, Saul Alinsky, The Fellowship of The Wing, Tim Murphy
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I opened my ACLUmagazine, recently, to read a young woman’s statement:  “I realized that I didn’t want to work within the system anymore.  I wanted to help reform it.” (Activists in Conservative Country,” by Tim Murphy, ACLUmagazine, Winter 2019, pg. .) I understood her wo
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Fire And Fury — Donald Trump’s Nuclear Strategy

February 16, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Betty Friedan, Cesar Chavez, Donald Trump, Gloria Steinhem, Hillary Clinton, Jon Wolfstial, Martin Luther King, national policy on nuclear weapons, Rocket Man, Senator Bob Corker
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton described Donald Trump as “temperamentally unsuited” for the office.  How prescient her words were.  Most of us now know the holder of the nation’s highest office is, indeed, temperamentally unsuited.  Neither a prudent n
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Segregation And Resegregation

October 28, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Caming Apart, economic segregation, gentrification, Martin Luther King, Rebecca Solnit, urban renewal, white flight
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The crime of segregation is that it keeps us from knowing one another. Non-profits, educational institutions, churches, governments and the courts have fought this consequence for years.  When white America fled to the suburbs in the 1950s, 60s and 70s, they took their tax dollars wi
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Changing the World, One Person at a Time — A test of our humanity

August 22, 2012
by Caroline Miller
Aung San Suu Kyi, Center for Courage and Renewal, Gandhi, Jr., Leo Tolstoy, Martin Luther King, Nelson Mandela, Parker J. Palmer, Sara van Gelder
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Aung San Suu Kyi
Someone on my Facebook page shared a quote by Leo Tolstoy that got my brain churning: Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself. I agree with Tolstoy’s observation. Change begins when individuals look within themselves. (My blog: 7/26/ 12) Blaming
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