by Desda Zuckerman | Jan 12, 2022 | Desda on Culture
We the People are being plunged into a bizarre political passion play. Our health and safety, income and rights are all up for grabs by governmental bodies that care more about their position than the people they represent. When selfish gluttony for power breeds... 
by Desda Zuckerman | Jan 12, 2022 | Desda on Culture
My favorite poet and creative conduit who understands the unseen and unknowable! This is a little bit what it’s like to try to translate the vibrant miracles I see all around me every day into the English language. Desda Introduction to Poetry I ask them to take... 
by Desda Zuckerman | Jan 12, 2022 | Desda on Culture
Dear Friends, Who can ever forget the images of the twin towers? They are seared into the collective unconscious of our country and our world. They continue to affect and to define our culture. Even if you weren’t in New York on 9/11 or didn’t know someone... 
by Desda Zuckerman | Jan 12, 2022 | Desda on Culture
Dear Friends, Everyday a new scandal breaks, a new terror erupts and it seems as if the fabric of your American moral life is being shredded. But what is that anyway? Wasn’t it really a bit of a lie to begin with? Maybe it was a propped up and agreed upon façade like:... 
by Desda Zuckerman | Jan 12, 2022 | Desda on Culture
What woman of a certain age and life experience cannot say these words? Most of us have tried all of our professional lives to simply implement a public standard that is civil, equitable, and that applies to all people. So many women have been frustrated and blocked... 
by Desda Zuckerman | Dec 27, 2021 | Desda on Culture
When CI Practitioner Regina Schulman’s 7 year old grandson came up to Massachusetts from down south to visit for Christmas he was worried Santa and his reindeer would not know how to find him. Seriously concerned the jolly old elf would not know where to leave his...
