For the last twenty years there seems to have been a phenomenon of people “Coming out” and revealing their homosexuality – Why?

Was it worth it? Was anyone really listening to "We the People" as we tried to make our voices, our concerns heard? Taking a look back, I have some rather mixed feelings and I wonder, did anyone among the powers that be really hear us or did it just become a case of so much sensationalism on the six o’clock news. Read more…

Every person who is sane would be using the mirrors to look at the reflections to see how they would look in front of others, or to get the perspective of how others see them. People can learn quite a few lessons from mirrors, if they intellectually observe them.

The government is not working. No one is doing anything for the good of the people and only for the good of their political party.

On this Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, take time to read, hear, or watch the entire speech that placed Dr. King among the memorials and monuments of America’s founding fathers. Here is a guide to some of the lesser known but equally important words and phrases included in his most famous speech.

An article that describes the indifference that most of the men and women have faced when they return home. It also describes the hardships that these brave men and women will possibly have to face. No man or women who have served our country should have to go homeless, and the point of this article is to inspire people to help.

No one cares how unique you are, as long as you meet their expectations in class, and in life.

An article stating why gay marriage should not be covered in the United States Constitution.

A thought I had about relationships which I thought I would write down.

Equality in this country is full of cracks, cracks in a laws cracks in pension definite no equality no justice no respect no courtesy.