Maya moon goddess Ixchel guards the entrance to Punta Sur. Giver of life to humans and nature, she protects women above all, offering refuge on this island of women from pirates who plunder at their own risk. Marauders die. Ixchel lives. Giving birth to purple rainbows, our mighty ancient diety gives us love when […]
Surrounded by dancing palm trees, pristine white sandy beach and an aquamarine lagoon bordering the Caribbean Sea, I told the bartender where I was from. “Scranton, Pennsylvania,” I said. The deeply tanned young woman’s eyes immediately lit like burning turquoise gemstones glistening in the afternoon Mexican sun. “No,” I said before she could respond. “Don’t […]
you have too much, señor we do not have enough we will share with you what we have
If you’re appalled by Columbia University students occupying an iconic New York City campus building made famous by ’60s anti-war student protest, patriotic thoughts of the Boston Tea Party must terrify you. Columbia protestors broke a few windows in their continuing demonstrations against the Israeli/American genocide of Palestinians in Gaza. Tea Party insurrectionists rallied revolutionaries […]
As parched Palestinian children drink poisoned gutter water, U.S. Sen. Bob Casey sips and savors a refreshing strawberry milkshake. Dressed in a dull gray blazer, preppy slacks and a white open-necked shirt, Pennsylvania’s privileged candidate for re-election clutches his frozen treat like vintage TV show “Happy Days” character Richie Cunningham on a malt shop date. […]
