Archive for the ‘racism’ Tag

• September 15, 2015 Shana Tova (Happy New Year) posted in Uncategorized tagged Crossfit, culture, depression, dixie, Hollywood, homophobia, jewish new year, life goals, mental health, psychology, racism, romance, security, self-loathing, sexism, sociology, struggles, The South
• May 3, 2015 K Through 5 posted in Uncategorized tagged a year to live, addiction, band, drug use, elementary school, first french kiss, first kiss, huffing, kindergarten, music education, public education, racism, The South
• April 11, 2015 Silence = Compliance posted in Uncategorized tagged Civil Rights, Conservatism, LGBTQ rights, racism, revisionist history, The South
• December 30, 2014 News From Idaho posted in Uncategorized tagged a year to live, art, betrayal, bullying, censorship, church, death by stupidity, genocide, gun accidents, gun laws, gun rights, gun violence, Idaho, idiots, inbreeding, Native Americans, NRA, public education, racism, religious fundamentalists, right to bear arms, schools, Sherman Alexie, terrorists, The Absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian, veteran suicide, veterans, Wal Mart
• December 5, 2014 “Nigger Lover” Writes Anyway posted in Uncategorized tagged a year to live, bullying, Civil Rights Activism, creative process, Eric Garner, faith, frear, grace, healing through writing, hope, Lilac and Liquor, Political Theatre, prayer, PTSD, race, racism, resistance to writing, RUTH, socially conscious theatre, suicide, support, trauma, veteran suidide, writing
• November 16, 2014 Hey Miss Gurl! Guess Who’s in Town? posted in Uncategorized tagged Adam Nelson MD, addiction, compulsive spending, compulsivity, food addiction, gay stereotypes, homophobia, negative stereotypes, New York City vs Los Angeles, racism, sex, substituting addictions, writing for TV
• November 3, 2014 “So If You Care to Find Me, Look to the Western Sky” posted in Uncategorized tagged addiction, Affirmation, alcholism, betrayal, bullying, child abuse, Domestic Abuse, goals, homophobia, Iraq War, overcoming, PTSD, racism, triumph, veterans
• July 14, 2013 For Trayvon posted in Uncategorized tagged 2nd Amendment, acceptance, fashion, Florida, forgiveness, George Zimmerman, gun violence, guns, homophobia, love, neighborhood watch, racism, Spirituality, stand your ground, tea party, Treyvon Martin, violence