Editor’s Note: My horoscopes are for my readers around the world. While a majority of you are located in North America, I read your emails from all the other continents. …
Christianity, Control, and My Belly Button
Religion in My Roots From 1975 to 1981, I attended what was then called Human Resources School (today it’s the Viscardi Center). Once a week, students could leave class for …
October 2025 Horoscope: Supermoon Sparks & New Moon Resets
October 2025 is a cosmic cocktail: a glowing Harvest Supermoon (Oct 6–7), a New Moon in Libra (Oct 21), Venus cozying up to the Moon (Oct 19), plus a sky …
Daruma: A Film Full of Flaws, Truths, and Kleenex Moments
A Conversation with Tobias Forest and John W. Lawson Over the summer, I had the absolute pleasure of speaking with Tobias Forest and John W. Lawson, the stars of the …
Accessible Dining Isn’t A Favor. It’s a Standard.
When you live with a physical disability, going out to eat shouldn’t feel like competing on some restaurant version of American Ninja Warrior. But that’s exactly what it feels like …
Tech and Taste: Serving Up the Real Story
When it comes to taste, the tech world hasn’t caught up yet. There isn’t a device to bring taste back if you’ve lost it, and there isn’t one to quiet …
CurlSmith Review: My Curls, My Frizz, My Truth
Hair Changes, Curl Changes Many years ago, my hairstylist told me that our hair changes every seven years. I don’t know if that’s science or salon superstition, but my curls …
When “I Care” Doesn’t Include Your Own Home
Note to our readers: This article isn’t aimed at you—it’s aimed at the people in your life who still don’t get it. You know the ones. The family member who …
Why Caregivers Shouldn’t Speak for the Disabled Community
Caregivers matter. But they shouldn’t speak for us. They can be parents, spouses, paid PCAs, friends. People we rely on and value. But let’s not confuse supporting someone with being …