The Supreme Court Has Stripped Our Voting Rights Back to the Pre–Civil Rights Era
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Millennials And Zoomers Are Reshaping Phrases And Words In Our World Today.
America reborn, it can be done
We are trained to see war as a failure of diplomacy. It is often a failure of perception long before diplomacy begins.
I also believe I have a role to play, as a writer, to help push our collective awareness beyond a public shrug over the cost and consequences of militarism: our trillion-dollar-plus military budget and ho-hum acceptance of the “collateral damage” that budget inevitably winds up creating . . . over there somewhere. This is simply assumed to be the nature of power. You know, dominance. It’s how we stay safe.
Faith is to religion what ignorance is to white supremacy: the invisible fuel that keeps both systems alive.
In its May statement, BSO emphasized that while deputies and first responders operate on the front lines, their work is supported by the Department of Administration, which manages budgeting, purchasing, grants and strategic planning to ensure resources are used efficiently and transparently.
The Liberating Risk of Interfaith
The Compromise In American Politics Isn’t Working With Many Of Our Country’s Lawmakers.
Perhaps theologian Walter Wink can help us understand Pete Hegseth, America’s self-declared “secretary of war” and spokesman, for God’s sake . . . for God. At a recent prayer service at the Department of Defense, for instance, Hegseth, after calling the Iranians “barbaric savages” who deserve no mercy, called on the citizens of his country to pray for victory “in the name of Jesus Christ.”