Tag Archives: Trump

Rebooting, with Hope

Posted on March 14, 2022 by Mary Rowen

Two years after the virus was first isolated, I still have trouble processing it all. Some days, I wake up expecting to find that COVID was just a bad dream. Continue reading →

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March If You Want To. Wear What You Like.

Posted on January 13, 2017 by Mary Rowen

C’mon, people. Haven’t we had enough division already? So please, if you’re concerned about Trump and his attitudes toward women and women’s rights, stop saying divisive, disparaging things about the Women’s March on Washington. I understand that the March got … Continue reading →

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Why I’m Going to the Women’s March on Washington

Posted on November 19, 2016 by Mary Rowen

As a lifetime Democrat and person with strong liberal beliefs, I felt deep despair when Trump won the 2016 election. It was shocking for all the obvious reasons, but also because under the Obama administration, I’d gotten quite complacent. I … Continue reading →

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