Being the Mirror: Let Truth Do the Work for You

Integrity persists quietly, urging us to embody truth without defensiveness, reject unsubstantiated claims, and invite accountability—all while standing firm in our authenticity.

Empathy Without Agreement: Building Bridges That Don’t Break Us

Empathy involves recognizing others’ humanity and doesn’t require agreement. It fosters dialogue and connection, necessitates boundaries and courage, and acknowledges that not all interactions are worth pursuing.

After the Moment of Grace: Now What?

Rebecca reflects on the fleeting moments of grace following personal loss, and how it can be a catalyst to the beginning of healing in a community that has become divided through misunderstanding, bitterness, and hateful words. She emphasizes the importance of committing to kindness and authentic engagement in challenging times.

A Moment of Grace: Can Shared Loss Build Bridges Where Conflict Once Stood?

Grief can bridge divides, fostering unexpected kindness. The author reflects on moments of compassion amidst loss, urging others to acknowledge shared humanity despite disagreements.

The Mirror They Can’t Stand

Rebecca expresses her frustration and lack of surprise at encountering attacks each time she advocates for compassion and unity, highlighting that some people reveal their true intolerant nature through these interactions.

Free Speech Cuts Both Ways: Why I Block, Mute, and Call Out Bullshit

The author emphasizes the importance of respectful dialogue and self-defense against online trolling and false allegations. They assert their rights to block abusive individuals and reject unwarranted accusations.

Unapologetically Independent: A Voice That Won’t Be Silenced

The author asserts her nuanced political beliefs, rejecting labels and advocating for respectful dialogue across party lines. She emphasizes individual liberty, responsibility, and the necessity of protecting children from harmful ideologies.

Toxic Threads: How r/Wisconsin Became a Hub for Anonymous Hate

As digital mobs grow bolder, civic life grows more dangerous—a chilling look at how digital mobs are dismantling real-world democracy. By: Rebecca Witherspoon | June 21, 2025 Once upon a time, Reddit’s r/Wisconsin was a place for curious minds and community engagement. It was a digital gathering spot for people across the state—left, right, andContinue reading “Toxic Threads: How r/Wisconsin Became a Hub for Anonymous Hate”