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Every Sunday, I get to stand in front of people and tell a story.

Some are long, some are short. Some are funny; some can make the eyes a bit misty. A few are good enough for folks to remember.

Most are single-serving, like the tiny coffee creamers found at a continental breakfast. I forget right many of them, but there are a few that stick with me. Like the...


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I want to delete all my social media accounts. From AI-powered bots to AI slop, I’ve had my fill of the integration of artificial intelligence, which is a misnomer since it lacks genuine consciousness. 

Without any discussion or my vote, the adoption has been rapid. The pervasive technology is used for automating tasks and increasing efficiency. But I’m not buying...


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We often talk about communication as if it’s simply a matter of choosing the right words. But anyone paying attention to their own body knows something deeper: The body decides when speech is possible. 

The body decides when silence is necessary. The body decides where vulnerability belongs.

Some spaces can hold what we bring. Some can’t. And the body kno...


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On Thursday, May 7, a group of faith leaders in Fort Worth hand-delivered a letter to the Tarrant County District Attorney’s Office, expressing concern over what appears to be an overly aggressive approach to charging people with crimes that could result in a death penalty sentence.

The findings were part of a report


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The Spark

It was the first time a network that was purposefully built to mobilize religious-conservative outrage at scale demonstrated that it could actually do so.

John Lennon (Wiki Commons)

Some words from Beatle John Lennon were behind the storm. Lennon had told a London reporter five months earlier in 1966 that the Bea...


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