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Stephanie SalterVacation from the high tech world was relaxing
By Stephanie Salter Paradise Found:
Freedom central issue in marriage debate
By Stephanie Salter In the summer of 1958, Mildred Jeter and Richard Loving left their home city of Richmond, Va., for Washington, D.C., so they could be married. Jeter, who was 18 and pregnant, was of African and Native American ancestry, while Loving, six years her senior, was white.
Life takes one huge, unexpected turn
By Stephanie Salter You would be surprised how many people never look at the ring finger of a 60-year-old woman’s left hand.
Partial information, instant judgment
I love judgmentalism — it’s a sport … I like judging. I like judging! Let me judge. — Internet media mogul Andrew Breitbart in the New Yorker By Stephanie Salter
Reporting on a church in denial is no easy task
By Stephanie Salter The first thing almost anyone noticed upon meeting the Rev. Martin Greenlaw was his toupee. It was not a good one, dark brown and anchored atop his own lighter brown hair. Even parishioners at St. Paul’s Church who liked their pastor wondered why a Catholic priest needed a toupee; behind his back they referred to it as “road kill.”
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