Blog: Women's Voices
On Freedom & Peace by Nancy Jean
The first step to a productive life in freedom and peace begins with me. Free from the constraints of religious cultism.
On Accepting Visibility by Nancy Jean
Women must be the protectors and teachers and leaders of all that is good, fair, kind, and true.
The Time of Loss
Treasures are the truths that we uncover and brilliantize with our voices.
Stories Are The Community of Memories by Nancy Jean
I write so that I can move forward. I write with an invitation to readers to move forward. Although our memories are often grey, the community of memories inside our stories reveal truths that help us move forward.
Viewing MLK Jr Through Lens of Little Texas by Nancy Jean
What I remember; what I've learned. In the Little Texas culture I lived in the 1960s, Martin Luther King Jr was not seen as a legitimate Christian preacher, much less a hero. But black women across the USA are now the citizens who will save our democracy.
Say Her Name by Nancy Jean
Has any of her art survived these hundred years? Does anyone of her lineage know about her accomplishments? Say her name: Susie H Williams Bosley.
Blog New Year's Day 2021 by Nancy Jean
Women will lead now where previously shysters, the wealthy entitled class, religious leaders, and white male-dominated institutions held power and blasted large abysses in the foundation of our liberal democratic republic. We must have Courage.
Blog on Thursday Dec 20 by Nancy Jean
The Old Man In The Piazza, A short story by Salman Rushdie, as published in The New Yorker, November 23, 2020. These are my few of many unfolding thoughts after several readings. I write this prior to reading the interview in which Rushdie comments on this short story. Will we, author and reader, agree?
Blog December 8, 2020 by Nancy Jean
Women rarely must say to each other, "I'm speaking". Even if their talk overlaps, women are better listeners than men. But women are losing this skill, this art. Why is that?
Blog Dec 3 by Nancy Jean
What political and societal changes can we expect to see after January 20, 2021 and into the next decades? I suggest that Baby Boomers get on board with the changes that our children and grandchildren want to see.
Blog 11/30/2020 by Nancy Jean
If true that most women who identify themselves as White voted for Donald J Trump than a Joe Biden administration, why does this surprise Americans? Why do white women continue to vote for the white supremacists?