Backpacking with my illness, I felt both strong and frail.
We’re In Danger, and So Are Our Hearts
In a national crisis, I worry that I’m losing my compassion and humanity.
Fear Of Offending Someone: The Worries Of A Quiet, Sensitive White Ally
The loudest voices sound confident, but they’re not always right.
The Case for Tending to White People’s Wounds
To heal racism, we need to honor white people’s feelings too.
Backpacking Part 4: The Monkeywrench
On the eve of my big backpacking trip, immunosuppression reared its ugly head.
What I Learned From Watching the RNC
No, really! I did learn things!
Riots Are Bad For Racial Justice… But How We Talk About Them Matters.
White people must be thoughtful when we talk about this.
The Democrats’ Vision Of Bridging Divides Is Exactly What The Country Needs Right Now
It’s time to put aside our differences and vote for change.
A Few Thoughts On Perfectionism and White Allyship
Can we be gentler to each other as we strive for justice?
Backpacking Part 3: The Enchanted Valley
After a year of prep, we went on our “warm-up” trip.