HeyJaredDanette Mitchell
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Danette Mitchell: What narcissism means to Campaign 2026 (opens the original)
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One of my social media friends recently shared a post, “The Many Faces of Narcissism,” describing various categories and, underneath them, some traits of individuals who exhibit narcissistic behavior. The post originator stated that narcissism can manifest as control, manipulation, guilt-tripping, criticism, gaslighting, entitlement, and a tendency to shift blame. The listed categories were Grandiose, Communal, Vindictive, Vulnerable (covert), Antagonistic, Somatic, Cerebral, Sexual, Seductive,
Danette Mitchell: The Clancy trial and our troubled jury system (opens the original)
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The major, powerful systems in the United States are the criminal justice and court system, the economic system, the education system, the political system, and the media. We depend on these crucial mechanisms daily to run the country effectively. As such, any abuse of power across any of them that undermines public trust and society’s overall integrity must be confronted, and serious consequences enforced. Most know about the high-profile Lindsay Clancy murder case that was recently declared a
Danette Mitchell: The fight against sickle cell is big for all of us (opens the original)
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In an email interview, I spoke with Tamikia McCoy, the founder of the Sickle Cell Coalition for Northern California, a nonprofit organization. Their mission is to help individuals and families improve their disease management and follow-through through practical education, healthy eating, physical activity, mindfulness and meditation, caregiver support, advocacy, and connections to community resources. Since 2023, the programs and outreach initiatives have reached approximately 500 individuals a
Danette Mitchell: Solano County Supes right to delay vote on Collinsville (opens the original)
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The Solano County Board of Supervisors faced a difficult decision on proposed state legislation cited as the Solano Maritime and Manufacturing Act, designed to streamline shipbuilding and maritime manufacturing development in Collinsville by designating 1,350 acres. Of about 100 people speaking via phone or in person during public comment, 75 percent opposed the proposed bill. The Board still needed to consider input from residents who supported the measure, including a few who offered recommend
Danette Mitchell: Should we actually pay students to be in class? (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: Danette Mitchell’s column appears on Sundays in the print edition of the Reporter. When I first saw the headline, “Detroit Public Schools to Pay High School Students $100 a Week and Middle School Students $50 for Perfect Attendance,” my initial reaction, without reading the entire article, was that this gesture is irresponsible and misguided. Why should students be paid for maintaining perfect attendance in school? Does it underline the value of education? Attending school every d
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