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Articles by Eve M. Hall
This psychological thriller will keep you guessing
My favorite thriller of the year thus far is the novel “Greenwich Park” by debut author, Katherine Faulkner. An engrossing tale of domestic and psychological suspense, this one had me turning pages until late into the night. Katherine Faulkner Helen’s life appears to be idyllic. She has a handsome and successful husband, a lovely home in the upscale London suburb of Greenwich Park, a close circle of longtime friends, and after four miscarriages, a pregnancy that seems to be going perfectly.
Opinion | A painful affirmation that the nation still tolerates a dual system of justice
From the moment Kyle Rittenhouse heeded the call to “take up arms” against peaceful protestors last year to his acquittal in the courtroom Friday, this case has been a long and unrelenting exercise in the power of white privilege and the racism inherent in the American system of justice. It is a painful affirmation that the nation still tolerates a dual system of justice — one for whites and one for people of color.
Opinion: Milwaukee Urban League president calls for improved race relations and more equity for people of color
Eve M. Hall Published 3:25 p.m. CT June 2, 2020 Buy Photo A group of people peacefully protest outside the Milwaukee District 5 Police Station on Monday. (Photo: Mark Hoffman / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said, “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny.
Extract | Tony and Eve by Eve Hall
From the forthcoming memoir by Phil Hall Steinhardt, Tony and Eve. My heroine of very early days was Joan of Arc, whom I loved passionately. I dreamed of martyrdom and detested the English soldiers who burned her at the stake. Every Friday afternoon I used to wait for my mother outside my boarding school, buttoned up snuggly into my Petite Madeleine uniform, a double breasted navy coat with shining brass buttons, a sailor hat trimmed with white ribbons, and knee high white socks.
Overcome fear and collaborate to address racism | BizTimes Media Milwaukee
The events of Charlottesville are a heavy and troubling reminder of the racism and intolerance for differences that still exist in this country. While the vision of violence and loss of life stays vividly in our minds and hearts, let it drive all of us who believe in equity and quality of life for all into a new effort of collaboration among all sectors and races. The fact is, we are an interdependent society whose individual successes and failures directly and indirectly impact every citizen.
Hall: Let's create a more tolerant, peace-loving society
The events in Charlottesville, Va., are a heavy and troubling reminder of the racism and intolerance for differences that still exist in this country. While the vision of violence and loss of life stays vividly in our minds and hearts, let it drive all of us who believe in equity and quality of life for all into a new effort of collaboration between all sectors and races.
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