Hope 2020 is off to a brilliant start after a holiday season that left you filled with gratitude! Last week, I went to Madison Square Park on a tip. A friend from Liberia told me about an art installation by…
Tag: migration
October 5, 2019 — Two new books shed light and provide insight into the fraught debate on immigration and global migration. The timing could not be more apt, as the polarizing politics of our time continues to exacerbate the migration…
What struck me about “Lion” was the relentlessness of the hero’s search for his birth mother. The movie is based on the true story of a poor Indian boy who got separated from his family when he fell asleep on…
Ansel Bobb didn’t fully understand what was happening the day his mom said goodbye to him. He was only 5 years old. But he could easily recall how he felt – the stinging sadness and the weight of painful emotions.…