Musings on technology and justice
Nelson Madela — affectionately known as Madiba — would have been 101 today. His impact on the world will be felt for generations to come and we can only guess how his life will ultimately guide our concept of leadership, the struggle for decency and humanity in the centuries to come. South Africa’s gift to […]
Read More Remembering Madiba in CubaAs the current administration of the U.S. continues to place restrictions on travel to Cuba, my heart aches, and my mind goes to back to amazing days that we spent in Havana and Trinidad last summer. A year later, impressions remain with me. Walking the streets of Habana and Trinidad, one is left optimistic on […]
Read More Cuba as a prayer to inclusionSeen along the Danube.
Read More Viennese muralsLast night the, right-wing Austrian Vice-Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache resigned. He was allegedly videotaped asking a Russian citizen for donations in exchange for government contracts. It is a trope all too common in the democracy of my citizenship, tragically banal as mass shootings. The impact in Austria was the apparent collapse of the current governing coalition […]
Read More Austria as harbinger of changeGeorgia on my mind part 3
Read More Stalinists in Georgia (the state)Gardens pop up everywhere in Vienna. Outside a pharmacy for inclusion in the herbal remedies On a staircase In a rooftop forest
Read More Rooftop forestFor Mother’s Day from Vienna and Paris
Read More The Strength of MothersFrom a Parisien sidewalk. The women of Georgia (the state) are about to let loose. It will not be pretty.
Read More Georgia on my mindRaindrops
Read More Rain in Paris
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