Posts Tagged: LEAPFROG
Surely you recognize this photo by now. It is the hill near Taylor Hall where National Guardsmen, many not much older than the students down below, opened fire, killing four and wounding nine. Here’s what I wrote two years ago on Remembering Kent State killings: On Monday, May 4, 1970, at twenty minutes past noon,… more »
It’s been a long gestation, longer than you’d expect for such a small book. But it’s finally here — sort of — and you, my readers, were a big part of it (you’re in the Acknowledgments). I’m excited to announce that the paperback version of my civil discourse handbook is here, will be here soon,… more »
Diane Ackerman wrote a lovely (delightful actually) book called Cultivating Delight. It was a memoir of sorts, but, subtitled A Natural History of My Garden, it was also a garden book. I’m pulling from that title for today’s post, Cultivating Empathy: My Journey to Understand. By the way, for clarity, I’m defining empathy as the ability… more »
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