Despite below freezing temperatures, the Women’s / People’s March in Colorado Springs met in Bancroft Park to advocate for human rights on Saturday, Jan. 18. | Photo: Courtesy of Zuri Horowitz A mid-January Arctic blast pushed the Colorado Springs Women’s / People’s March speeches on online, but the in-person march continued despite the frigid temperatures.ContinueContinue reading “Colorado Springs Women’s March moves online due to subzero cold”
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What ‘The Walking Dead’ taught me about healthy forgiveness without obligation
I wrote this in my journal on December 10, 2021. Learning what forgiveness looks like outside of fundamentalist Christianity, what forgiveness can be like when it’s healthy and not harmful for the person doing the forgiving, has been so important to me in my journey to leave behind and heal from high-control religion. So IContinueContinue reading “What ‘The Walking Dead’ taught me about healthy forgiveness without obligation”
Galveston County Jail inmates now have to wear hot pink to ‘prevent crime’
Photo: Galveston County Sheriff’s Office If you get arrested in Galveston County, you’re going to have to wear hot pink. The Galveston County Jail is replacing the typical olive green uniforms often used in Texas jails with “new safety pink jumpsuits,” Galveston County Sheriff’s Office said in a Facebook post Feb. 24. The Sheriff’s OfficeContinueContinue reading “Galveston County Jail inmates now have to wear hot pink to ‘prevent crime’”
The Walking Dead S11 E11 ‘Rogue Element’ Recap: Eugene turns detective to find missing girlfriend
Being a freelance writer means that I write many different types of things. I wrote this TV show recap for a client on Upwork March 1, 2022, right after the episode aired. Photo: The Walking Dead, AMC On The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 11, Alexandrians are finding out that once again, the newfound communityContinueContinue reading “The Walking Dead S11 E11 ‘Rogue Element’ Recap: Eugene turns detective to find missing girlfriend”
Protest Perry Stone! One City Church conference speaker accused of abusing 12 different women
Editorial note: I wrote this opinion and organized this protest in a personal capacity. The views and opinions expressed here are my own and do not necessarily reflect or represent the views or positions of any of my employers. One City Church is hosting a speaker who is a known apocalyptic far-right conspiracy theorist, who’s alsoContinueContinue reading “Protest Perry Stone! One City Church conference speaker accused of abusing 12 different women”
Eleanor Skelton 