Category: Candid Perspectives
DEI or No DEI, It’s Still AANHPI Month—Our Month
Our history is much more ironic and bittersweet. History is also not necessarily “inherited,” though patterns remain hard to break.
Would Pope Francis Forgive Trump And Vance? Would He Forgive Me?
We mourn the passing of diversity’s pope, Francis, nee Jorge Mario Bergoglio, the son of Italian immigrants to Argentina.
The Terrifying Tariffs
At this point, nobody knows whether they’ll be permanent or if they’re just part of Trump’s bullying style of negotiation to get countries to kiss the ring.
Trump’s National Security Lapse—Why Signal-Gate And The War Plan Blunder Matters
Unfortunately, Hawaii’s Tulsi Gabbard was the first under oath to discuss one of the biggest blunders in national security history.
Judge Dale Ho Is Filipino American—Irrelevant To The Adams Case But Not To Our Democracy
Donald Trump is doing all he can to destroy DEI: diversity, equity and inclusion.
Even With Super Bowl Loss, Nikko Remigio Is An Inspiration
But I confess. I did steal a glance at Remigio whenever he might touch the ball.
Trump Can’t Do That, Can He? Not If We Tell Him No.
With quotas installed, mistakes will be made. Innocent immigrants here legally will be arrested. He said he would do it, and won the election.
LA’s Fires, Trump’s Fires, and our Nation’s Burning Divide
The fires were a disaster borne of climate change.
Remembering President Carter As 2024 Comes To An End
President Jimmy Carter at age 100, didn’t make it to the new year, nor the next presidential inaugural.
Will A Dictator’s Loss Change Trump’s Tune?
In our polarized country, half of America can’t wait, while many of us still wonder where’s Kamala.
