Sharing Her Holocaust Story So That No One Forgets93-year-old author sees the hateful side of history repeating itself in Russia and UkraineMay 18, 2022
Ukrainians and Russians in Minnesota Reflect on Their Home CountriesRemembering the experiences of their youth as they observe the current war from afarMay 10, 2022
What Should I Do With My Diaries?I'm wondering how I can preserve my old journals, or even if I shouldApril 19, 2022
Does Age Matter in Black Social Movements?This writer believes age inclusivity is a necessary component in the struggle for collective liberationFebruary 18, 2022
Art Museum Initiates ‘Unconventional Storytelling’ in Historic Period RoomsNew interpretations highlight different voices at the Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia)February 15, 2022
Discovering the Holocaust: A Shattering Lesson Learned by a Young GirlIn recognition of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the author reveals how she inadvertently found out about the Holocaust in 1962, at the age of 12January 27, 2022
Carl Bernstein Chases HistoryIn an exclusive interview, the legendary Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist discusses his new memoir, his early years of reporting and the ever-changing media landscapeJanuary 11, 2022
My Christmas Tree Ornaments, My ScrapbookUnpacking Christmas ornaments provided the opportunity to share precious memories from the pastDecember 16, 2021
Are These the Little Girls I Carried?As my youngest turns 65, I celebrate the capable and interesting women they are and the families they have raisedDecember 9, 2021
Ways to Be Grateful Every DayCelebrating what you have, and not envying what you lack, is the keyNovember 25, 2021
How My Parachute Took 75 Years to Drop in NormandyAfter storing a WWII parachute in our Brooklyn basement for decades, I recently began a quest to find a new home for itNovember 11, 2021