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So this sort of relates to my previous blog about gay marriage, religion, and the government, but this time it's about transgender and transsexual individuals. I just read an article online about a 77 year old Navy veteran named Richard Ramsey. He recently underwent sexual reconstruction and he is now a she named Renee. She married twice before and has four children in total.  Read More »

The film, “A Soldier’s Story” focused on racism and segregation in a black army with white officers. There was a separation between the whites and the blacks. The white officers were allowed to stand at the front row of the church, but the black officers were not allowed. The whites were also allowed to sit at the front of the bus, but the blacks were not.  Read More »

I had another unusual and unusually fun weekend! I've been really letting things just sorta happen lately; hanging out with whoever wants to hang out, just seeing where things go and it has been leading to a lot of unexpected fun. Turns out, if you are willing to drive a bit, there is a lot of fun to be had out in the country.  Read More »

Extremely religious people are getting in the way of separation of church and state.

They want to meander their way into the government and ban gay marriages among other things. Any religion has no right to bombard their religious views into the U.S. government!  Read More »

So I'm a catholic and lately I've been noticing many people wearing rosaries as necklaces. Half of the people I've seen I know are not catholic and then they aren't even really that christian or into God. The rosary if you don't know is to pray to Mary. Catholics use them to pray to her, you say the prayer the Hail Mary so many times and then the Our Father and The Apostles Creed.  Read More »

Today I just want to make a list of resources for those of you who want inspiring reading that has to do with 1) the environment and how we relate to it 2) rewilding and 3) returning to a simplier way of life.  Read More »

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Oh progressive u, how I've missed thee lo this past year. My blogging had become less frequent during my graduate school days, because working full time and graduate school together left me little time for idle blogging.  Read More »