One of the best parts of vacation is the extra time I have for pleasure reading; and this trip I brought along two books by Roxane Gay. It isn’t quite right to call reading them “pleasure”–they both were hard to read, especially Hunger, but they both were definitely worth the time and effort. Mostly I want…… Continue reading Women’s Bodies, Hunger & Roxane Gay
Category: Feminist
With Gratitude to all the Women: A Rock, A River, A Tree
“A Rock, a river, a tree.” These are the words that open Maya Angelou’s Inaugural Poem from January 20th, 1993. A rock, a river, a tree. I’ll come back to you shortly. Today is March 8th, International Women’s Day, and I find myself wanting to give thanks. All my life, I have been surrounded by…… Continue reading With Gratitude to all the Women: A Rock, A River, A Tree
#Sorrynotsorry and Lent
Have you seen the “Sorry, Not Sorry” hashtag? You know, #sorrynotsorry. You’ve probably seen it, and maybe you’ve even used it once or twice. In its more benign and humorous form, it’s used to indicate an indulgence in a guilty pleasure when one actually doesn’t feel all that guilty. Like, “I ate an entire…… Continue reading #Sorrynotsorry and Lent
The Christa Project
Yesterday, President Cooper-White and I took a group of students up to New York City to see “The Christa Project,” an exhibit that is currently at St. John of the Divine Cathedral. It was an amazing trip, and I really loved the various pieces. I want to share a few of those here, with a…… Continue reading The Christa Project
