The past few weeks have been challenging. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I think that this is just the beginning. We have seen attacks on the rights of women, attacks on the separation of church and state, Read More
Around the first of the year, I received a text from my oldest son. There was a shooter situation at his school. They had moved the desks in front of the door. His class was hiding, and he was scared. I was Read More
It’s time, actually long past time, to talk about serious immigration reform. In a little over a month, it will be the ten-year anniversary of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. We have had a decade to come up with a Read More
Growing up as an African American in mostly white Idaho Falls presented many challenges. One was limited education of African American history and traditions. Even today, schools provide little in the way of educating our students about the great contributions, horrific experiences Read More
With the approval of the Chair, and in keeping with guidelines provided by the IDP, we have decided to cancel our Central Committee meeting on Tuesday, March 17, 2020. We are working with the IDP on alternatives in the event that our April Read More
Everyone likes to point to a roaring stock market as a sign of a great economy. It’s one of the easiest measures to look at and say, “See, these companies are doing great.” Unfortunately, when it comes to the economy for everyday Read More
