Listen to Your Mother at SOPAC
I am thrilled, and a little nervous, to be taking part in the Listen to Your Mother show at SOPAC on May 9.
Read MoreParenting through multicultural adoption.
One mother's experiences with adoption and our multicultural society. If parenting is a race, it's a marathon.
I am thrilled, and a little nervous, to be taking part in the Listen to Your Mother show at SOPAC on May 9.
Read MoreThe things kids say to each other on the playground can be cruel in ways we don't expect. I wrote this piece about a difficult experience my kids had on the playground one day and it hit a nerve with readers. The article was published on the Huffington Post and garnered more than 53,000 Facebook likes and shares.
Read MoreI grew up Irish Catholic but I have been agnostic (and sometimes atheist), for most of my life. Nevertheless, my children have recognized a sense of spirituality. We teach our kids the values of all religions and cultures, and in an effort to enhance their spiritual awareness, and communal responsibility, we found an inclusive church to take them to. This church has a brilliant female pastor, who refers to God as She as often as He and has played a proud role in the fight for marriage equality. Recently, members of the congregation were asked to read a poem each week during the Sunday service. I was asked to read one, and so I wrote this piece for the occasion.
Read MoreFor kids, it's the little things that matter. If you do Christmas in any way in your home, then Santa is a pretty influential guy. Let him be black too. In this article, first published on The Good Men Project, I ask -- do you like my black Santa?
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