Fascism is no longer a paranoid fear. It is a real possibility.
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Solidarity with Cornel West
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Solidarity with all who seek peace and reconciliation between Israel and Palestine.
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Universality or Fighting Over Scraps
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Universality creates no stigma for those receiving something. What they get is not a hand-out but a human right.
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Thomas Merton on America’s Insurrection
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Applying a great Catholic teacher to America's spiritual/political crises.
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To Honor Martin Luther King, Jr. – Be MLK Jr.
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Honoring MLK …and why after his murder, his movement withered.
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An Apology for a Massacre
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A Southern city cautiously enacts an overdue apology for a massacre: The meaning and implications for us today.
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We are Living Inside the Book of Exodus
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Would-be Pharaoh Trump has reached the crucial point of his reign: Shall he mobilize the chariots and drown in the Reed Sea, or grumpily relinquish power?
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Chanukah: A Holiday of Redemption
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The two executions scheduled for the first two nights of Chanukah are the continuation of a federal execution spree that began in July, and may continue until just before Inauguration Day.
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More on the Trial of the Chicago Seven
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How a trial can move social energy toward hope.
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The Trial of the Chicago Seven
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The Intersection of Memory and History: A Review of “The Trial of the Chicago Seven”, written and directed by Aaron Sorkin, Netflix
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Sending Trump to Hell
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Dante Alighieri has words for Donald J. Trump from the other side of death.
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Abortion Foes Should Vote Democratic
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Lower abortion rate when societies provide social support.
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How Ordinary People Can Save Their Country
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One tiny mark on a ballot, and then one more, and then yet another forged a better, luminous collective future in a not so distant land.
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The Pathology of Privilege: Trump as Once or Future King
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This election is about what we make of ourselves. Do we want to serve a king?