“Good Trouble:” Resisting in Florida
Pastors Ben Atherton-Zeman and Andy Oliver protested the state of Florida’s attempts to erase a “Black History Matters” asphalt mural outside the Woodson... Read more.
Empathy as Resistance
Lynn Feinerman is the producer of Women Rising Radio, which she describes this way: Women Rising Radio project had its first broadcast in 2003, profiling visionary... Read more.
“I Did Not See”–A Bit of Weimar Cabaret Revisited
Dan Shore is an opera composer and the author of Freedom Ride, an opera set in New Orleans in 1961. The opera tells a story of the Freedom Riders, young civil rights... Read more.
Digital Christian “Small Acts of Resistance”
Jess Fisher is a graphic designer and liturgical artist. She served for a time as Digital Minister at the Washington D.C. Presbyterian Church of the Pilgrims,... Read more.
The Morning After
On the morning after our catastrophic elections in 2016, I wrote an open letter to a Polish friend: “We have to acknowledge that an enormous part of the American... Read more.
“A Quarrel in a Faraway Country. . .”
Some thoughts on the end of the end of history “A Quarrel in a Faraway Country” In March 2014, in an address presented in the Grand Kremlin Palace, Vladimir... Read more.
On the Uses and Disadvantages of Historical Comparisons for Life
(Vom Nutzen und Nachteil historischer Vergleiche für das Leben) In 1946, a twelve-year-old Jewish girl named Krystyna arrived in New York City from Poland. Her... Read more.
The Last Time I Saw Them- New Democracy Seminar Forum
On the uses and disadvantages of historical comparisons for life This new forum engages authors and artists—from very different places and writing in very different... Read more.