Weekly Reader: Bearing witness
As humans we should bear witness to each other’s suffering. Darnella Frazier bore witness and changed history.
Addressing the challenges of our polarized times
As humans we should bear witness to each other’s suffering. Darnella Frazier bore witness and changed history.
Let’s celebrate National Poetry Month, the savior of the NY Public Library, and the extraordinary success of Covid-19 vaccines.
What have we given up of long-term value for our short-term gains?
The New Deal should serve as inspiration for our response to today’s crises.
Phone calls can produce anxiety. They can also be the best way to reach out to someone who needs a human touch. Take that chance.
In a powerful first Senate speech, Raphael Warnock suggests that when we vote, we pray.
Timothy Snyder and Lewis Lapham on the response to tyranny and the hard labor of democracy.
Understanding compromises made for unity is the start to addressing the underlying causes of our cleavages.
Hate language in government documents; framing as if the murder victim is on trial; faux outrage: words matter.
Beat poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti and Dolly Parton: both global yet grounded in place.