Inception At first, we passed each other under the starry sky, in the depth of winter darkness. I had just left the small sauna which nestled into the trees at the edge of the neighborhood where I rented a room. … Continue reading Origins

Don’t think I was just some crazy wacko hippie. After years working in a medical office, mentored by Shirley, a tough eighth kid of nine born in Harlem, I’d seen a lot. Set and cast broken bones, assisted with vasectomies, … Continue reading The Lucky One

On June 24, 2022, the Supreme Court struck down Roe v Wade and five decades of precedent that said women have the right to bodily autonomy and privacy, that women could not be forced or coerced into carrying a pregnancy … Continue reading Speaking Truth in a Post Dobb’s America