I lived in Seattle in 1999, when activists and protesters turned the meeting of the World Trade Organization into “the Battle in Seattle.” I’d seen firsthand the broken windows and burnt-out bus shelters. I lay in… The children’s march
U.S. Constitution: Amendment I “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the… This is what democracy looks like
There’s a chapter in Strangers Have the Best Candy entitled “In or out? The dilemma of every parade.” Although I marched in the Brunswick MLK Day parade a couple of years ago, this year, I… Why I still march: 2017
Now that I’m back in Vero Beach, Florida for the winter, I’m reading the Indian River Press-Journal again. Earlier this year, Larry Reisman wrote an article about me, and they ran it right on the… Don’t fear this stranger’s candy
As the national expert in talking to strangers, I spoke with KCBS morning anchors Stan Bunger and Susan Leigh Taylor about “National Talk in an Elevator Day.” Here’s a recording of the live interview, which… KCBS Interview With Margaret Meps Schulte
Friday, July 31 is “National Talk in an Elevator Day.” For Margaret Meps Schulte, that means “San Francisco Talk on the Radio Day!” Tune into KCBS (740 AM/106.9 FM) at 9:30 AM PST to hear… KCBS and Talking to Strangers