left-leaning lifestyle
The progressive lifestyle reflects a taste for left-leaning books, films, and political activism. It upholds the common good and the great outdoors.
Friday, May 31, 2019 Citizen Power at Your Fingertips With today’s technology and applications, we have Citizen Power at our fingertips 24/7. Check out the new post: Poke Your Reps 100 Different Ways. It’s a compilation of various ways, old and new, to communicate with elected officials — in order to tell them what YOU […]
In a democracy, “We the People” tell our elected representatives what we want them to do. So, give them a “poke,” regularly and often. Telephone calls have a great impact. Personal emails make a strong impression. Social media is the most public of venues. There’re a hundred ways (give or take) to send a message […]
Welcome! You’re reading the very first JoAnnChateau.com “Friday Update.” Expect an end-of-the-week review of our new posts and updates, and other pertinent news and views that surround a particular theme. For instance, this week’s theme is “The Greening.” We’ll look at the week’s green news, as well as some timeless green views. Friday, May 24, […]
There are more progressive heroes at your back, than you realize. Seldom seen on television network news, they largely inhabit the Internet.
I’ve collected my favorite scenes from the 2019 Women’s March, plus a gem from Marianne Williamson, who lectured at the Washington National Cathedral last November…
November is National Novel Writing Month, aka Noveling Month, and most fondly known as NaNoWriMo. You will never find this much motivation again to finish your novel’s first draft…
In Fahrenheit 11/9, Moore explores political corruption, greed, the misuse of power, and the loss of American democracy — with his signature ability to tease significant “dots” from out of the chaos, so the rest of us may connect them with ease…
“The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay,” by Michael Chabon, received the 2001 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. It’s a story that surrounds the fictional history of the comic-book industry. And, yes. It is colorful…
