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All Kinds of Confessions

In Culture by Laura Buffington

Since Jen Johnson challenged us to tell some stories this week, and Steve Fuller weighed in too, I’ve got a few. I usually don’t cave into peer pressure, but the pressure to tell and hear stories is the good kind. …

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While Baltimore Burns

In Social Justice by Steve Fuller

As I mature, I’m learning that multiple propositions can be true at the same time. That most issues aren’t either or. They’re usually both and. As I watched Baltimore burn both literally and figuratively, I devoured media coverage and social media …

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Share Your Story

In Culture by Jen Johnson

One of the reasons I so happily agreed to be part of the Rebel Storytellers team is I believe stories have incredible power, and I want to be part of efforts to use that power for good. Since the events …

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Bruce Jenner and Me

In Social Justice by Paula Stone Williams

Because I was on an airplane flying home to Colorado when the show aired, I did not get a chance to watch Diane Sawyer’s interview with Bruce Jenner until last night. I admire Jenner for his bravery and patience as …

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Why Do I Run?

In Sports & Society by Gina Regan

I like to run; I really do. Finding the motivation is the hardest part, but when I’m feelin’ it, it’s one of the most satisfying activities of my day (the endorphins certainly don’t hurt). But it’s weird, this leisure activity …

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Netflix Overdose

In Culture, Health & Wellness by Harmony Hensley

Today marks 22 days of me being on house arrest for a nasty cocktail of Bronchitis, Sinusitis, Influenza B, Pneumonia, Asthma … and, to keep it interesting … pink eye (or “eye leprosy” as I like to call it). This …

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Why Baseball Is More Than Just a Game

In Sports & Society by Steve Fuller

Whenever people talk about their favorite sports these days, you often hear football. Sometimes basketball. Soccer’s popularity is growing in the United States. Rarely do you hear baseball anymore. But baseball was my first love, and I have a suspicion …

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Listening, Learning, and Extending Grace

In Social Justice by Steve Fuller

I’m a bit of a voyeur. Not the creepy kind that gets arrested outside your house. The kind that’s (legally) fascinated by people. I’m a Communication professor at the University of Cincinnati, and when asked why I chose that field, …