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Many readers probably remember the "Seinfeld" episode with the cigar store Indian where Jerry, trying hard not to appear insensitive, desperately avoids words like "reservation" and "ticket scalper" when attempting

Before the pandemic, our after-service discussion group at the United Ministry of Aurora latched on to the subject of rejection. A member of the group, Herb Thomas, a retired psychiatrist

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Ed Rossmann Special to The Citizen There’s no evidence that John Quincy Adams, librarian of Auburn Theological Seminary, ever made an issue of his name, which is of course also the name of the sixth president of the United States. In his memoir, "An Old Boy Remembers," Adams makes no mention of the fact. He was born Aug. 8, 1849, in Ogden, Monroe County, son of Caleb Kimball and Laura Keeler Adams. He graduated from the University of Rochester in 1874, and from the Auburn Theological Seminary in 1877, and was ordained a Presbyterian minister the following year. He served in s...

Ed Rossmann Special to The Citizen Paulo Freire’s "Pedagogy of the Oppressed," first published in 1968 in Portuguese, has never been out of print. Freire (1921-1997, pronounced "Fray-IR-ay"), a Brazilian educator, knew poverty and hunger in his youth when his middle class family had to leave the city of Recife in northeastern Brazil in the wake of the Depression, according to Donaldo Macedo, in his introduction. Their new dwelling had “small, dark rooms, without an indoor bathroom and non-existent ceilings.” This experience doubtless influenced Freire’s ideas. ...