Be Inspired: Democracy vs. Tyranny
Democracy can be considered the fairest but most difficult political system. There is nothing more challenging than team work, listening to one another and providing the same value and […]
Category Archives: Activism
Liberty Enlightening the World
With America and the world, in post-Trump election turmoil, I found myself thinking about America’s core values and ground rules. The United States of America is a country built by immigrants […]
Super Gays & Equality
Yesterday Amsterdam hosted the annual World/EuroPride event. A colorful event full of festivities and extrovert parties. Although these celebrations carry a serious message of equality and the (still occurring lack thereof), […]
Watchlist: Freedom of Speech
April’s Watchlist is centered around a subject that is at the heart of many news stories of late: Freedom of Speech. If we are to take a minute to look […]
5 ways to save the world
Most of us know that the choices we make when it comes to shopping for food have an impact on the environment. I guess we are clear on the big […]
The Connection between Beyoncé’s formation and Mandela’s rugby world cup
OK, ladies, now let’s get in formation The timing of Beyoncé’s latest video could not be better. Not only does the video represent black women in all their diversity and beauty […]
How art connects you, me and the slums of Kenya
The only thing separating us from each other are six simple handshakes. So, you know someone, who knows someone and before you know it your fist bumping Barack Obama. As […]
Be Inspired: David Bowie, the activist
Most of us probably know David Bowie for his music, fashion statements, and flamboyant appearance. There is no doubt that he was a one of a kind artist who elevated […]
Slaughter the beast with art & laughter
Try to beat a well-fed beast and you will fail. Let’s not try to beat the beast with what it embraces. Fear and hatred cannot be used to force surrender on […]
5 art projects showing the other side of the refugee crisis
Follow my blog with Bloglovin 1 Although this project dates from World Refugee Day 2013, it is still relevant today. World Refugee Day is an annual event organized by UNHCR […]
