Back in the day, the criterion seemed a lot simpler when it came to determining who could be a potential Mr. Right.
Being handsome and dressing well (whatever that entails) usually gets things off to a nice start, but the … Read the rest
There’s no way for her to remember the event, thankfully, but my daughter Nia experienced her first brush with stereotyping when she was just a few minutes old.
After hours of arduous, but ineffective labor, my obstetrician, Dr. B., told … Read the rest
Greetings, Professor Graglia,
You seem like a thoughtful and educated man and given your decades of teaching experience, including your current post as a University of Texas Law Professor, you may not have meant to diminish the performance efforts of … Read the rest
The wheels of fate were set into motion soon after we became engaged.
When my then-fiance Calvin shared the news with his mother, he passed the receiver to me and my future mother-in-law’s first words were an enthusiastic request. “Congratulations … Read the rest
I don’t know if there’s a catchphrase for today’s generation of kids, but if I could coin one for six-year-olds, it would be ‘The Age of Endless Questions,’ a description that Nia personifies to a T.
No matter where we … Read the rest