America launched a revolution over taxes, despite colonists paying some of the lowest taxes in the world at the time. The fight was never simply about money. It was about legitimacy, power, fairness, and who gets to decide what citizens owe one another. Two hundred fifty years later, the arguments remain strangely familiar, only now the tea has been replaced by tax forms and cable news panels.
Read the letter →In 1776, God was woven directly into America’s understanding of itself. Faith shaped public life, political language, personal identity, and the belief that history itself unfolded under divine guidance. Two hundred and fifty years later, spirituality exists within a far more diverse landscape of religions, personal practices, philosophies, and private reflections. This letter follows America’s changing relationship with God and asks whether the deepest human search has ever truly changed… or simply found new languages through which to speak.
Read the letter →A gentle note to history herself, reflecting on how the truth outlasts even the boldest attempts to rewrite it. Sometimes, history just needs a love letter.
Read the letter →It’s not enough to dream alone – it takes a community to make the vision real. Just like Charlie Brown’s tree, it’s the support, sacrifice, and teamwork that transform dreams into something beautiful. 🎄💛
Read the letter →What happens when our secrets crawl into the light? This letter uses the Epstein files – and Trump’s skeletons – as a mirror for us all. A radical reflection on how truth, though uncomfortable, can be the doorway to growth, character, and freedom.
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