One Nation, One Standard
I participated in the Braver Angels Long Island Alliance Multiculturalism Debate speaking AGAINST the resolution. Following is the Debate Resolution […]
Deliberations
From Doubt to Faith – Finding Common Ground in the American Story
I am an immigrant. I arrived in the United States 25 years ago on an H-1B visa when it was
Immigration – Drip, Not a Flood
I participated in the Braver Angels Long Island Alliance Immigration Debate speaking FOR the resolution. Following is the Debate Resolution
Commitment to Peace
PEACE — a short five-letter word. What does it mean? We all say we want peace in our lives and
Stories for “A New World”
A long long time ago in a place far far away there was a vast and radiant kingdom. The king
Why I Chose America
I was not born in America, I CHOSE AMERICA. In a citizenship ceremony that had some 80 countries represented, I
April Fool’s Day
“Ladies and Gentleman, we will be approaching JFK from the north, so you should be able to see the NY
Walk The Walk – Honoring Dr. King through Faith and Action
“It is easy enough to be friendly to one’s friends. But to be friends to the one who regards himself
AMERICAN HOPE
Supported by Crossing Party Lines and Braver Angles Long Island Alliance It has been said that to some generations much
Faith, Hope and Love
I was invited to be the Keynote speaker by Farmingdale State College Multicultural Committee at their annual gala. Following is my full