Anna Burgess Yang
Yesterday, I went to a little dance performance at my daughter's summer camp. Each week of camp has a different theme and this week's theme was "movement." Parents were invited to come to the classroom on Friday to see what the kids had been practicing all week. I almost forgot. I had been picking up... Continue Reading →
Countless thoughts have been running through my head around the Parkland shooting. Calling it a "senseless tragedy" is a platitude, since every shooting has been a senseless tragedy. Let's call it what it is: a recurring tragedy. A systemic problem that needs to be addressed. Megan Devine writes in her book It's Ok That You're Not... Continue Reading →