Henry Briggs - Profile and Journalist Details

Find journalists that align with your industry, location and vision. Unlock Henry Briggs's full journalist profile, including location, coverage topics, current employer, biography and preferences. Sign up today and start building journalist relationships that fuel your startup's growth.

Get connected with journalists today
Henry Briggs

Henry Briggs

Verified

Columnist, Main Line Media News

Journalist Type

-

Seniority Positions

-

Industries

Medium Formats

-

Content

Total articles 81

  • Briggs: Remember when character mattered?

    By Henry Briggs| Main Line Suburban Life Verified When I was little, we were taught that character - honesty, respect for people, empathy - mattered. It was a surefire way of “winning friends and influencing people”. It was taught by Presidents, religious leaders, coaches, teachers, and, yes, even parents. It was the stuff of books, movies, TV shows, even Broadway musicals. I have to admit, not everybody got on the bandwagon, but most did. Life was just easier - better - when you could trust each other. OK boomer. Right?

    By Henry Briggs · Main Line Suburban Life

    Jul. 07, 2020

  • Briggs: Relax, America. Just do the right thing

    By Henry Briggs| Main Line Suburban Life Verified In St. Louis the other day, a crowd of protesters walked toward the Mayor’s home. They passed a big mansion with columns, in front of which stood a couple, the man with an assault rifle, the woman with a pistol. Both weapons were pointed at the protesters. For a few moments, emotions frayed. Protesters, already angry at the Mayor, became agitated at the guns. The couple, already angry at protests in general, became agitated by the size and closeness of the crowd.

    By Henry Briggs · Main Line Suburban Life

    Jun. 30, 2020

  • Briggs: Remember when character mattered?

    By Henry Briggs| Main Line Suburban Life Verified When I was little, we were taught that character - honesty, respect for people, empathy - mattered. It was a surefire way of “winning friends and influencing people”. It was taught by Presidents, religious leaders, coaches, teachers, and, yes, even parents. It was the stuff of books, movies, TV shows, even Broadway musicals. I have to admit, not everybody got on the bandwagon, but most did. Life was just easier - better - when you could trust each other. OK boomer. Right?

    By Henry Briggs · Main Line Suburban Life

    Jul. 07, 2020

As seen in

Company Info

Main Line Media News

New Jersey, United States

+1 610-235-2687