Rebecca Phillips

My father was a brilliant communications professor who had a doctorate and earned tenure at the university where he taught.

My father was a brilliant communications professor who had a doctorate and earned tenure at the university where he taught. He wrote books that had been published and took many speaking engagements. He also served as a part-time pastor. I would have never guessed that my dad would struggle with dementia because of his Parkinson’s […]

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We need relief from dark times. We need hope for the future. We need to know there are people who care — people who care about minorities, about the disabled, about the poor.

Instead of making life harder for caregivers and people with disabilities, we need to reach out and offer support and resources. The recent cuts to Medicaid are not the answer either.

Individuals more likely to believe words can harm rated themselves as higher in intellectual humility, while also expressing greater support for censorship

When we do things to help others, we may not receive a standing ovation. It may not go onto a resume or a bio. Some politicians want to broadcast their every good deed, but then on the other hand they do not-so-good things. That is where my faith comes in and tells me what my grandpa, a minister, used to tell me: “Stay on the road.”

Growing up, I had a middle school and high school teacher who used to always talk about what really mattered was what we did when no one was looking. He said we could talk the talk, but he asked if we...

When we do things to help others, we may not receive a standing ovation. It may not go onto a resume or a bio. Some politicians want to broadcast their every good deed, but then on the other hand they do not-so-good things. That is where my faith comes in and tells me what my grandpa, a minister, used to tell me: “Stay on the road.”