Rosemary was a dedicated reader of this blog, one of my biggest fans, and my mother. This is the first blog post she hasn’t read and it’s just as well: she’d be embarrassed. Unfortunately, it won’t be the last blog post she doesn’t see. I will miss her all the days of my life. Longtime Ukiah area resident [...]
Woke up at 3:30 this morning. Couldn’t sleep. It seems America’s lost her way and things look pretty grim. But while they say seeing is believing, it isn’t always so. All is not as it seems. Today’s the National Day of Prayer, a day when millions call upon God to heal our land. This year’s [...]
This piece originally appeared at www.Forbes.com and was most recently posted at www.NewGeography.com. The author, Joel Kotkin, is executive editor of NewGeography.com and is a distinguished presidential fellow in urban futures at Chapman University, and an adjunct fellow of the Legatum Institute in London. He is author of The City: A Global History. His newest [...]
“A riot is at bottom the language of the unheard.” Martin Luther King In recent years we’ve had our share (and then some) of violent verbal jousting in public (and media) discourse, rioting in the streets, and electoral revolt. America has been buffeted first one way and then the other by competing parties and ideology. Too few [...]
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