The Long View
We can change the concept that to make a change must be painful.
Author: Jean Yamamura
Discrimination Not Wanted
Westmont’s written policies regarding “lifelong heterosexual marriage” and related behavioral restrictions, as addressed in its 2020 Community Life Statement condone discrimination against LGBTQ and divorced individuals.
Sectarian Psyche
Now that the Michigan election results have been certified, we can take a deep breath and reflect on the state of the two-party system in America.
Let’s Use Our COVID Tools Effectively
As health-care workers and educators, we are making a sincere plea to all residents to follow public health recommendations and help keep our community safe.
November Is Native American Heritage Month
The Chumash basically invented modern boat-building, and our own military utilizes tactics learned from the Apaches for over a century.
Nothing New Under the Sun
Wherever and whenever there are large groups of people hungry for recognition, vengeance, and maybe a little larceny, there will be someone to offer a helping hand, at least as long as there’s something in it for them.
10 Million Turnip Trucks
One of the standard techniques for proliferating fake news, memes, rumors, and related messages is the reliance on the premise that the targeted individual has zero clue as to what the real story is.
On the Subject of Worship
I am so sorry that you clearly live your life in a state of deep paranoia.
One Million Masks for California Field Workers
Bank of America donation adds 200,000 surgical masks for Santa Barbara County.
Craftivists Say Thank You with Gratitude Bags
Santa Barbara knitters and sewers keep their hands busy for medical professionals.
