Another well articulated and delivered piece that informs, influences (in a good way) and also entertains. Nice formula you got there. Must be the coffee.
Wes Moore first came on my radar after the Frances Scott Keys bridge collapse. His measured, calm handling of the disaster was admirable. He’s a great example of a competent executive.
Our entire system favors wealth and power, yet every effort to rebalance it is vilified as partisan or, God forbid, wealth redistribution. We need to loudly reject this nonsense.
"Imagine that: Mississippi teaching the country what honesty looks like.
Public memory is part art, part politics, part moral nerve. When federal institutions are nudged toward patriotic amnesia, any museum willing to tell the full story becomes more than a museum. It becomes a defense against national self-deception."
Another well articulated and delivered piece that informs, influences (in a good way) and also entertains. Nice formula you got there. Must be the coffee.
Wes Moore first came on my radar after the Frances Scott Keys bridge collapse. His measured, calm handling of the disaster was admirable. He’s a great example of a competent executive.
Our entire system favors wealth and power, yet every effort to rebalance it is vilified as partisan or, God forbid, wealth redistribution. We need to loudly reject this nonsense.
"Imagine that: Mississippi teaching the country what honesty looks like.
Public memory is part art, part politics, part moral nerve. When federal institutions are nudged toward patriotic amnesia, any museum willing to tell the full story becomes more than a museum. It becomes a defense against national self-deception."
How true, well put!!