hold him accountable at the ballot box? plus, our friend andrew weissman joins in. also today, a one-on-one conversation with the u.s. surgeon general. the doctor is here to discuss loneliness, social media and mental health around the holidays. and then the exit interview. i will ask what she learned and what concerns her most about what comes next. so it s the holiday season, and the time for reflection, the chance to take stock of the year that is coming to a close and to put this moment into perspective. one of the things i am thinking about right now, cuffly ten months out from what could be the most consequential election of our lifetime. if voters were to head to the polls tomorrow to vote in the 2024 general election, the issues that would be front and center would be things like the lack of enthusiasm for young voters for president biden, and fears that people won t show up at the polls. the threat of a second trump term to abortion rights and democracy and the r
actress selma blair diagnosed with multiple sclerosis is using her voice for the rights of those living with disabilities. i want equity. i want justice. journalist tim alberta with a warning about how he says the evangelical church is changing. they think the barbarians are at the gate and they need a barbarian to defend them. throughout the age and they need variants to defend us and they have decided the best way to preserve christian virtue in this country is to set christian virtue aside? has it shaken your faith? not even a little bit, no. allyson felix, the most decorated u.s. track and field athlete of all time speaking out about the black maternal health crisis. what do you wish doctors had told you? that i, as a woman of color, that i m already at a greater risk for complications. three of the fittest healthiest women in the world are facing these complications. i think it shows how dangerous it is to give birth today in america as a black woman.
This story first appeared in How We Care, a weekly newsletter by Spotlight PA featuring original reporting and perspectives on how we care for one another at all stages of life. Alana Griffin was employed and on maternity leave when she and her infant son moved into a Tampa, Florida,
This story first appeared in How We Care, a weekly newsletter by Spotlight PA featuring original reporting and perspectives on how we care for one another at all stages of