The Cry of the Wounded: End War
The Cry of the Wounded: End War […]
The Cry of the Wounded: End War […]
The banality of evil was a term coined by Hannah Arendt to capture the ordinary and mundane daily lives people lead while atrocities were being committed. For example, you read about the stench of death and the impossibility of ignoring the smell; how could the people of Auschwitz pretend they did not know what was going on? […]
A Glimpse at the New American Economy … If We Can Seize the Moment […]
“My conscience leaves me no other choice,” the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. declared while condemning the Vietnam War on April 4, 1967. He insisted that it was morally imperative for the U. S. to take radical steps to end the war through nonviolent means. […]
As a Jew who mourns the death of everyone killed on October 7, and all those killed in the three months since (as well as all the dead over the previous 75 years), I’ve prayed and protested for an end to the fighting. […]
In the Gap Between January 6 and MLK Day, Once Forbidden History Offers Hope […]
The Judiciary Act of 1789 created the Supreme Court for the purposes of issuing writs of mandamus. These writs are legal orders compelling government officials to act in accordance with the law. Amazingly, SCOTUS is facing an existential dilemma regarding the 2024 presidential election. They must resolve whether the 14th Amendment’s due process and qualification clauses are mutually exclusive. […]
2024 is likely to be filled with more than the usual challenges to planetary safety and survival. Here’s a look at 10 issues and a wild card that suggest what’s ahead internationally that is worth our attention. […]
The wealth gap exists as a result of slavery, discrimination, and centering of historical injustices. Black financial literacy is a must in 2024, and it starts with budgeting, investing, borrowing, and taxation. […]
Only Black Voters Can Stop Them […]
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