One Day House

One Day House

Feb 18, 2022 | Staff Blog

written by Julia Durango and illustrated by Bianca Diaza review by Ruth Hiblong (age 5) and mom, Allison Hiblong Artistic review by Ruth Hiblong “I’m a loving person. When I help people I am a loving person.” RuthThe One Day House is based on an...
“The New Jim Crow”

“The New Jim Crow”

Feb 17, 2022 | Staff Blog

by Michelle Alexandera Review by Frank Timmons Have you ever seen a movie that was so profound, so earth shattering, and so awakening that you would find yourself thinking about it at all hours of the day and night. That is what you will find in the pages of “The New...
An UN-Equal Right to Vote

An UN-Equal Right to Vote

Feb 9, 2022 | Staff Blog

by Gary Clingman Black History Month is a good time to consider the Right to Vote. People of color, along with women and immigrants, have endured so much hardship to obtain and exercise the right to vote. The Personal Significance of VotingBefore we take a brief...
“White Fragility”

“White Fragility”

Feb 8, 2022 | Staff Blog

by Robin DiAngelo a review by Vicki Haydon I was raised learning that all people are loved by God, therefore I should love all people.  When ‘busing” was first a thing, I was attending Southwest Junior High School.  I was going to be “bused” to...
“She Persisted”

“She Persisted”

Feb 1, 2022 | Staff Blog

written by Chelsea Clinton & illustrated by Alexandra Boiger I have come to love the word persist. It’s a word with grit, and I think it best captures what is required in this world as we work to make God’s dream a reality here on earth as it is in heaven.She...

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