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Sally McMillan is a mother, a grandmother, an activist and a writer. She's from Philadelphia, Iowa, and now Albuquerque. She has four children and 12 grandchildren.
She is a graduate of Chestnut Hill College, Philadelphia PA and has a M.A. in social ecology from Goddard College , Plainfield VT. She has written two books: "
Fondly Yours...An Ordinary Life," and a novel "The Crossroad at Bethany," as well as numerous commentaries, op-eds, and newsletters.
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Thursday, June 25, 2015A National Day of Repentance As we respond with sorrow to the tragedy in Charleston, we must look at who we are as a people. Until we acknowledge our wrongdoings, we will not move forward with the changes that are needed. We need a National Day of Repentance.
Wednesday, June 17, 2015Permanent Alliances Permanent alliances can lead us into endless wars. We should consider carefully when to get involved. Heed the advice of our first president.
Thursday, April 23, 2015Earth Day We live on a beautiful but endangered planet. To care for our planet we must also care for its people.
Friday, February 20, 2015The young recruits The president's summit must examine our own part in generating young recruits to the Islamic state. Actions are more powerful than words.
Wednesday, February 18, 2015Media fall short on unbiased truth We don't like lies...from Brian Williams, from Hillary Clinton, but especially from tv news anchors who present biased news.
Saturday, January 10, 2015Response on charlie hebdo Freedom of speech is an important right. But it also carries responsibilities. Should immature people light a fire in a gasoline environment? We have a tense world. We should not be surprised at retaliation when there is a lack of judgment.
