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...to care feel distanced from my repulsion at repeated attempts by Trump to destabilize and attack. Bottom line, I'm going to sit in my borage of feelings and pray for truth and trust. #WearAMaskPlease#TrumpHasCovid#COVID19#itsoktonotbeokay
...about the "angle" rather than on a well wish of healing, which is truly terrible. His lying alienates me from my compassionate self. This could have been avoided. I truly shouldn't be in this situation. I grieve transparency and some semblance of trust. My normal intuitions...
I've had very mixed feelings about the President and COVID-19. After taking a step back from my feelings, I realize his continual lying makes it difficult to understand how to navigate this announcement. The precident of continuous lying casts doubt and makes me ask questions...
Since the first day of classes at Kansas State, the county has added 800 new cases of COVID-19. Of the 121 new cases added on Tuesday, nearly 80 percent are 18 to 24-years-old.
There are currently four people hospitalized at Ascension Via Christi. One patient is on a ventilator.
@cityofmhk As a citizen of Manhattan, KS, it is in the best interests of our community to renew the mandatory mask ordinance through December 31, 2020. Renewing the ordinance is supported by greater scientific research and by the Kansas State University administration. #WearAMask
I've been reflecting on the language of "hard conversations" as they relate to race. I'm mindful that the "difficulty" is often from the perspective of the white audience who haven't been aware or willfully ignorant of racial discrimination...
was shot and killed while he was dreaming his dreams. He was shot and killed because of the color of his skin. I mourn for the world who kills black runners. I mourn for a world who doesn't understand why we should mourn because of this atrocity or makes excuses for its
favorite memories of my high school and college years. I was never afraid I would be shot while I ran those roads or streets of my neighborhood. I mourn a fellow runner today who was just doing the thing he loved to do. Unlike his other runs, he didn't get to come home because he
I used to love to run. At my peak, I could ran around 50-70/miles a week. I did it because I loved to wander the countryside and spend time dreaming my dreams. I loved the moment to escape into my mind. I wasn't a professional, I just loved running. Those memories are some of my
If you wrestle with doubt at Easter, you may be surprised to learn that the Christian text and tradition leave a lot of space for you. Read more in my response to @Tish_H_Warren's recent @CTmagazine article here: https://t.co/yRKOcvGjgG #Easter#HeIsRisen#ResurrectionSunday