Thinking Out Loud - Page 2

Contributing Author and historian Bill Bois tells the story of how a misspelled surname became a household word for collective resistance against injustice

Contributing Author thegue tosses out the first ceremonial pitch in a prelude to a new occasional series

“What about dystopian fiction at the start of the 70s?” Now, there’s a point to ponder- and who better than to provide three fascinating examples than Contributiong Author Phylum Of Alexandria.

Posing an open question to himself, here’s Contributing Author Stobgopper, with thoughtful reflection on the “sweet science”

Contributing Author rollerboogie remembers a spirited debate about a certain lad from Liverpool, and how he misses the friend who settled the matter

Our friend and Contributing Author Chuck Small, shares thoughts about unity, courage, dignity, and taking a stand – via his own unique vision of sartorial eloquence

A person’s cubicle is their castle, amirite? But there’s a change a-coming at the office.

Contributing Author dutchg8r is standing by the water cooler with her report

“Our societal story has no real end in sight. And no actions can really be considered heroic without real struggle and real sacrifice.”
It’s the penultimate chapter of the wonderfully eclectic art, history, & music series from Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria

“The difference was that these radicals really knew how to play the long game.”
It’s Part 19 of the eclectic art, history, & music mini-series from Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria