By Ralph Benko. Reprinted from Huffington Post. I’ve written here before about the Trump Revolution, the progressive counter-revolution, and the secret counter-counter-revolutionaries (like me) who hold that it is more valuable…
By Sarah Berg. Reprinted from Huffington Post. We are living in a cultural moment in which this basic thing about what it means to be human—face-to-face conversations—feels like a fading art. And…
By Shelly Jenson. Reprinted from Huffington Post. I am fairly new to the dialogue world. It was a mere two years ago that I attended my first dialogue event and it was…
By Ralph Benko. Reprinted from Huffington Post. Eugène Delacroix, Liberty Leading the People The Rasmussen polling company recently issued a bulletin headlined “A lot of Americans have hard feelings after last November’s presidential election.”…
By Mary Gaylord. Reprinted from Huffington Post. We do it constantly, almost without thinking, hook, line, and sinker. The Free Dictionary defines this idiom as follows: “to be tricked into believing something without any…
By Debilyn Molineaux. Reprinted from Huffington Post. Our society is forever pushing us to “do something” to leave the world a better place for our children. Action is valued. Conversation and…
By Debilyn Molineaux. Reprinted from the Huffington Post. I like to describe our country as “the big, raucous American family.” And there is hardly a better opportunity to build family connections…
By Ralph Benko. Reprinted from The Huffington Post. Image licensed under Creative Commons As the “second most conservative man in the world,” according to a Washington Post Magazine humor columnist, I much prefer reading,…
Bah humbug to candidates, elections and anyone who didn’t vote the way I did! By Mary Gaylord. Reprinted from The Huffington Post. On the heels of the election season there has…
By John Backman. Reprinted from The Huffington Post. You’re talking with a few people about a controversial topic. A couple of them disagree with you, and they’re more than happy to explain…