The Brooks Brothers Riot: Opening the Door to January 6th The domestic terrorist attack on the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, was a terrifying and shocking moment, revealing that for some Americans, political violence in support of their candidate … Continue reading
I just finished reading Infinite Tuesday, Michael Nesmith’s autobiography. For no particular reason, a song he wrote, “Some of Shelley’s Blues,” was stuck in my head. This led me to read his autobiography—I’m so glad I did. Although he’s best … Continue reading
Dan Blocker: A Big Man Against Racism I’ve written before about white celebrities who were ahead of their time in being allies for the civil rights movement. Click on the names of Frank Sinatra, Mr. Rogers, and Betty White to … Continue reading
Harold Pie Keller – A Modest Hero Of Iwo Jima Harold “Pie” Keller was born on August 3, 1921, in Brooklyn, Iowa. He served as a United States Marine during World War II and became a part of one of … Continue reading
One of my favorite museums is nestled in the heart of the City Market District of Kansas City amidst a vibrant area known for its farmers’ market, shops, and restaurants. You’ll find the fascinating Arabia Steamboat Museum. As you walk … Continue reading