By Her View From Home No One’s Mental Health is Worth You Getting in the Last Word
My wife suffers from severe, life-altering anxiety and depression. When it started a few years ago, she talked to her…
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By Carolyn Moore I Didn’t Know the President, but I Cried at His Funeral
I don’t have much desire to pay attention to the news much these days, so usually—I just don’t. That’s terrible,…
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By Alethea Mshar What Should We Do About Bathroom Rules?
First impressions; they aren't everything, but when someone makes a good one, it's hard to shake. That was the case…
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By Kiley Shuler I Lied On My Voter Registration
I lied about my identity on my voter registration. Not on my name, age, or address. But on my political…
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By Sherry White Share Your Truth, Unless of Course It Doesn’t Line Up With My Truth, And Then, Well…Shut Up.
That’s how it feels to have an opinion these days. It makes me want to scream, “That’s not how this…
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By Maria Hatch Since When Was Your Political Opinion Better Than Mine?
Being misunderstood and unheard sucks. I spent some of my day yesterday on Facebook trying to convey my stance on…
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By Melissa Fenton A Country of Divided Mothers Does Nothing for Our Children’s Futures
Warning; There will be some political talk in this post. It will lean neither left, nor right, but there will…
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By Kimberly Patterson When Terrorism Hits Close To Home
Another tragedy. Another day I sit here shaking my head in disbelief, and wiping away a tear. This one is…
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My Precious Daughter-You Too Can Be President
To every little girl who dreams big: Yes, you can be anything you want—even president. Tonight is for you. -Hillary…
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By Haylee Lewis Spreading ‘The Good News’ vs. Spreading ‘good news’
If you were to sum up the year 2015 and describe the year 2016, you would only have to use…
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By Jamie Stidd Everything you want to know about politics, can be learned from Kindergartners
My understanding of politics as a child was one of simple innocence. I knew my parents always voted, but wasn't…
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