
Author and Journalist. Former Wash Post reporter and editor. Editor, B'nai B'rith Magazine. Washington Independent Review of Books, board member and contributor. Five for Freedom: The African American Soldiers in John Brown's Army.
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We recently watched “The Swedish Connection,” a film on Netflix that hit home. The film tells the story of a long forgotten Swedish diplomat who cleared the way for a remarkable boatlift that allowed 7,500 Jewish Danes to escape the Nazi de...
Having a senior moment? Remember when that was a joke? Harmless enough but a bit of foreshadowing of your future.
It begins as you near the half-century mark. Annoying and repeated invitations to join the AARP, until, finally, you cough u...
Can you top this?
In the 1933 film “King Kong,” the giant gorilla climbed to the top of the new Empire State Building, then at 1,250 feet the world’s tallest. There he swatted at biplanes and held in his huge hands a screaming, terrified F...
So I was in downtown DC the other day, emerging from the Gallery Place Metro station. There were half a dozen National Guardsmen standing around looking at their phones and looking bored. Welcome to the semiquincentennial in the nation’s ca...
The Jackson Heights Saga Continues
While still living in Jackson Heights, Queens, at age five, I came down with rheumatic fever, from which I recovered but with a slight heart murmur that’s never gone away. More problematic was a bone dise...
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Author & Journalist. Former WashPost reporter and editor. Former Editor, B'nai B'rith Magazine (2009-2025). Washington Independent Review of Books, board member and contributor. Five for Freedom: The African American Soldiers in John Brown's Army.
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