Ink Against Iron: Fighting Tyranny with truth
In an era of lies and authoritarian power grabs, our words can still forge hope, truth, and change Words shape nations. They build movements. They topple empires. From Thomas Jefferson’s…
“Echoes of the 60s: Why We Must Again Make ‘Good Trouble’”
Reflections of a Teenager in a Nation Divided I was a teenager in the 1960s. Though I didn’t march in the streets or ride the buses for freedom, I remember…
From Vietnam to the Resistance: Why My Service Demands I Speak Out
When I was a teenager in the 1960s, the world was in turmoil. I watched from a distance as brave men and women marched in the streets, demanding civil rights…
Making Political Content More Reader-Friendly
Breaking Down the Complex: Editing for AccessibilityMaking your message easy to read doesn’t mean dumbing it down—it means opening it up. Start With the Reader, Not the Writer If you’re…
The Power of Clear Messaging In Uncertain Times
Your Messaging Must Be More Than Informing In an era of nonstop news cycles, political disinformation, and media overload, the ability to communicate clearly has never been more critical. For…