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Turmoil and struggle, though dark and difficult while we walk through them, can lead to real change for the better. And that is something to celebrate, indeed.

Apple has restored Parler as an app option as long as they committed to a few content requirement changes.

For some Asian-Texans, this is the first time they've ever felt unsafe in their own communities.

Nature reminds us that the light will return. We, too, will experience a revival of life--in nature, in our communities, and in ourselves.

There are many relationships in our lives we can celebrate that bring love, companionship, and joy--even if these aren't romantic in nature.

As challenging as it is, remaining hopeful in the face of truly discouraging seasons, we are doing our part to counter fear, hatred, and despair.

Food is something we all have in common. It comforts us. Cooking and sharing food is one of the most "human" things we do. It's about connection.

Even the smallest changes that happen on a local level can lead to bigger change. Do that enough, and you can change the world.

Some might suggest that obeying traffic signals is also a curb on our freedoms. But we agree to do so for the welfare of our fellow citizens.

I hope those going to Parler don't completely leave all other social media. It's hard to find balance and work together when we are no longer connected.

Changing the names doesn't change the history. But--it sets a precedent for a more compassionate, empowering future for ALL of our kids.

David Meagher says "the thing about social media is often people hide behind the anonymity of it...[they] say and do things they wouldn't in normal life."