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Carole Levine      January 5, 2022 It’s 2022! Over the last week, we have been bombarded with year-end reviews of 2021, and endless solicitations for year-end donations to charities and...

Marty Levine January 2, 2022 As the year was ending, with my in-box overloaded with yearend requests for donations, an e-mail arrived from the  Chronicle of Philanthropy that caught...

  Marty Levine December 31, 2021 A few months ago, Rachel Pisani explained to Fox News what she was protesting at a recent Loudon County, Maryland school board meeting...

Carole Levine     December 23, 2021 There are a lot of issues swirling about, that capture our attention, grab the headlines, dominate our conversations and, more often than not, cause...

Marty Levine December 27, 2021 I woke this morning to the news that Archbishop Desmond Tutu had died. Among the flood of tributes and remembrances were these words from...

Marty Levine December 22, 2021 While our nation has, from its earliest days, aspired to a noble vision, it continues to struggle to make its words real. In 1776,...

Marty Levine December 16, 2021 In a speech late last month Zahra Billoo, executive director of the San Francisco chapter of the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) told...

Carole Levine   December 14, 2021 State legislatures continue to create new laws that assault the bodily integrity of women and their right to make personal health decisions.  They are...

Marty Levine December 12, 2021 According to a recently released report by ADL (The Anti-Defamation League), I have become an anti-Semite and a danger to the future of Jewish...

Marty Levine December 8, 2021 I grew up understanding that we are all created equal. Our nation began with a Declaration of Independence that proclaimed, “that all men are...