We're off to have a conversation with our left. In some of these essays and writings, I've eschewed the normally dry analytical style of the critic or pundit. Instead, I've adopted the urgent voice of the pamphleteer, the prophetic voice howling in the wilderness, the rant of Tom Paine, Frederick Douglass or Andrea Dworkin, straining to bring clarity. There are some nuggets of solutions in this collection, and exposition, even satire. They might make you chuckle, and perhaps think at the same time.
Different styles bring different smiles to different faces.
Check back in now and then, because I'll be adding new pieces as we go. It's a journey after all, we've got to love the journey, not just the destination, because we're not always sure where we have to get to, or when we've arrived. And having arrived, we're not always certain if we've reached the end, or the midpoint, or even if it's where we originally thought we wanted to be.