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Female boxer goes toe-to-toe with violence in ‘The Wholehearted’
In 2012, playwright and director Deborah Stein was riveted by a conversation with her artistic partner, Suli Holum, who described a startling newspaper article she had read on a female boxer, Christy Martin.
Trump’s choice: Discriminatory policies or delivery on his economic promises
Last Sunday, I was 20 minutes late to the Dolores Mission Church. When I arrived, there was no place to sit, or even stand.
Jewish women’s group on Trump: ‘We will fight this with everything we have’
Donald Trump’s election to the presidency poses special challenges to many members of the Jewish community.
A tempered Ayaan Hirsi Ali preaches Muslim integration in the Age of Trump
Ayaan Hirsi Ali is the Somali-born author and activist best known for her outspoken and sometimes-incendiary critique of Islam.
When progressives value politics over friends and family
A troubling pattern appears to be developing in America that good people of all political persuasions need to be aware of — and hopefully then do something to change it.
After Trump: Can Bipartisan friendships be saved?
OK, I’ll come clean: I voted for Donald J. Trump. More accurately, I voted against Hillary Clinton.
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