Guest Post by Nicole YeatmanNicole W.C. Yeatman is editorial director for Pacific Legal Foundation, where she tells stories about unjust government action, people who stand up for their rights, and the freedom that makes happiness … Read More
Gahr: San Diego Historian, Playwright and Actor Wins Lawsuit Against County Library for Race Discrimination
Encinitas Library, San Diego County Library. (Photo: sdcl.org) You had an individual who was cleared to perform until the Library decided she was the wrong race to play black characters Guest Post By Evan GahrPUBLISHED: November 2, … Read More
Gahr: San Diego Historian, Playwright and Actor Sues County Library for Race Discrimination
Encinitas Library, San Diego County Library. (Photo: sdcl.org) Actor tells historical stories of historical women, regardless of their race Guest Post By Evan GahrPUBLISHED: June 30, 2025 12:05 pm Men are encouraged to call themselves women these … Read More
Opinion: County library officials censored my show. Now I’m fighting back.
Annette Hubbell depicts historical figures in her one-woman show. (Bruce K. Manson) By Annette HubbellPUBLISHED: May 8, 2025 at 6:20 AM PDT I launched my one-woman show, “Woman Warriors: Remarkable Women Who Transformed the World,” in 2018, … Read More
Just Sayin’: Has diversity, equity & inclusion strayed from its intent?
By Harvey Levine PUBLISHED: December 17, 2024 at 1:10 PM PST San Diego Union Tribune and Poway Chieftain Might some efforts to institutionalize diversity and equity be a source of irritation and resentment? While the professed goals … Read More
A White actress is banned from playing Harriet Tubman. Here’s why it’s unfair.
Annette Hubbell depicts historical figures in her one-woman show. (Bruce K. Manson) By Jan Goldsmith, San Diego Union-Tribune | jgsandiego@yahoo.com UPDATED: December 5, 2024 at 6:30 PM PST In March 2023, San Diego County library administrators banned professional actress … Read More
She conveys the greatness of historical figures through solo performances
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Shades of Stories
Recently I have come under fire for portraying black women in my Women Warrior (aka Women Gone Rogue) one-woman performances. At one of the San Diego County libraries, I was invited to perform three specifically … Read More
Are We Under The Law Or Free From The Law? Yes.
Guest Post by Dr. Mark L. Strauss Dr. Mark L. Strauss is a highly respected New Testament scholar, a professor at Bethel Seminary of Bethel University, and Vice-Chair for the NIV Committee of Bible Translation. … Read More
“I Don’t Need to Go To Church”
This pandemic changes habits. Like watching church instead of going to church. And I’ve gotten used to that. I’ve been tempted to continue that—staying in my PJ’s, snuggled up on the sofa. But then I … Read More