
Bonnie Jean Feldkamp
Syndicated Columnist at Creators
Opinion Editor at The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY)
#Columnist who ties personal experience to current events to help readers empathize, relate & care. I’m not active on this platform.
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3 days ago |
fredericknewspost.com | Bonnie Jean Feldkamp
We live in uncertain times. It’s a phrase we keep hearing, whether we’re talking about climate change or politics. But aren’t all times uncertain? We could time-travel to declare uncertainty during the Great Depression, the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s and the COVID-19 pandemic. Uncertain times are just called life, which is why I wanted to talk to Allison Carmen. She has learned to thrive in uncertainty by making the word “maybe” her friend. kAmr2C>6? :D 2?
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5 days ago |
journal-news.net | Bonnie Jean Feldkamp
We live in uncertain times. It's a phrase we keep hearing, whether we're talking about climate change or politics. But aren't all times uncertain? We could time-travel to declare uncertainty during the Great Depression, the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s and the COVID-19 pandemic. Uncertain times are just called life, which is why I wanted to talk to Allison Carmen. She has learned to thrive in uncertainty by making the word "maybe" her friend.
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6 days ago |
creators.com | Bonnie Jean Feldkamp
We live in uncertain times. It's a phrase we keep hearing, whether we're talking about climate change or politics. But aren't all times uncertain? We could time-travel to declare uncertainty during the Great Depression, the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s and the COVID-19 pandemic. Uncertain times are just called life, which is why I wanted to talk to Allison Carmen. She has learned to thrive in uncertainty by making the word "maybe" her friend.
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1 week ago |
nvdaily.com | Bonnie Jean Feldkamp
April 18 is National Columnists Day. Because of this, I want to hold space for the writer in all of us. Don't believe we are all writers? Just look at social media. Gone are the days when opinions were sequestered to dinner tables or written in letters to the editor. Public opinions are no longer reserved for professional newspaper columnists and television pundits. Now, everyday community members can write or record their opinions, thoughts and feelings in a blog, for a podcast or on social media.
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1 week ago |
fredericknewspost.com | Bonnie Jean Feldkamp
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