An agnostic mom uses Minecraft, Blippi, and Roblox to teach kids about religion, kindness, and curiosity—a gentle, judgment-free guide to belief and wonder.

I used to believe the U.S. was a Christian nation, that English was our language, and that cops were heroes—because that’s what I was taught. But when the lies fell apart, I didn’t rebuild the same life. I built something better. Softer. Stronger. Not a tower of dogma, but a foundation of truth. They can keep their FOX News fever dreams—I’ve got a wrecking ball and a damn good view.

If George Floyd’s murder didn’t make it clear, our society is boiling over with racial tension — and it’s spilling into local school board meetings. In Paso Robles, a white-majority panel made tone-deaf decisions about ethnic studies in a district where most students are kids of color. We can’t fix what we refuse to acknowledge. Ethnic studies aren’t radical — they’re reality. And our kids deserve the tools to build a better future than we did.