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The Hills Run Red: Settler Genocide in Bangladesh’s Tribal Lands
The Hills Run Red: Settler Genocide in Bangladesh’s Tribal Lands
Plantations, hotels, and military checkpoints are being built on lands stolen from the Jumma people.
Adeeb Chowdhury
Jun 18
Pope Francis’ Stand-Up Debut: Life as a Divine Comedy
Pope Francis’ Stand-Up Debut: Life as a Divine Comedy
Religion and comedy are peculiar yet complementary bedfellows.
Chandni Challa
Jun 18
Everything You Want Is On The Other Side Of Fear
Everything You Want Is On The Other Side Of Fear
‘Happiness is an inside job’, and other supposedly ‘clichéd’ quotes.
Lisa Fouweather
Jun 18
Cantonese Is Hard To Speak…
Cantonese Is Hard To Speak…
but fun to learn
Oiseau Distrait
Jun 18
What DID Might Tell Us About Gender Identity
What DID Might Tell Us About Gender Identity
A different way to have pride
Dr. Patrick Bryce Wright
Jun 17
‘No Vacancies’ for Blacks: How Donald Trump Got His Start and Was First Accused of Bias.
‘No Vacancies’ for Blacks: How Donald Trump Got His Start and Was First Accused of Bias.
The company's policy of rejecting prospective Black tenants and Trump's growing influence in the enterprise. Donald, the felon, has always…
Reflections On A Life
Jun 17
'NO THANK YOU’ — Little Simz
'NO THANK YOU’ — Little Simz
An empowering love letter to unapologetic Black women
Sean Pitter Patterson
Mar 24
Why ‘The Last Five Years’ is Still One of My Favorite Musicals
Why ‘The Last Five Years’ is Still One of My Favorite Musicals
A Love Story That Ends Before It Begins
Jenna Zark
Jun 17
The Book Review: Fever
The Book Review: Fever
A brave novel that reminds us that there is still much work to be done in the normalization of the different realities of our society.
Alejandro Orradre
Jun 16
Dismantling Fatal Attraction’s Stigmatization of Borderline Personality Disorder
Dismantling Fatal Attraction’s Stigmatization of Borderline Personality Disorder
The 1987 thriller demonized Borderline Personality Disorder patients for decades — with disastrous consequences
Martine Nyx
Jun 16
The Plunder of Argentina and the Death of its Middle Class
The Plunder of Argentina and the Death of its Middle Class
Sometimes an empty pot is the only weapon.
Greyson Ferguson
Jun 16
Writing Grants for Anti-terrorism Upgrades Because Our 200-Year-Old Church Is on the “Woke” List
Writing Grants for Anti-terrorism Upgrades Because Our 200-Year-Old Church Is on the “Woke” List
Please don’t shoot the organist
Holly Pettit
Jun 15
Dispatch — Traveling Without A Smartphone
Dispatch — Traveling Without A Smartphone
My quest is at an end (for now)
Bill Crandall
Jun 14
Embracing Indigenous Wisdom
Embracing Indigenous Wisdom
The importance of remembering our interconnectivity with nature
Kristine Harper
Jun 14
Yoga: ‘Spirituality’ and Self-Care in The Secular Age
Yoga: ‘Spirituality’ and Self-Care in The Secular Age
The truth about yoga. Modern panacea, mumbo-jumbo, or holistic tool?
Jess the Avocado
Jun 14
The Strange Comfort of Eminem’s New Single
The Strange Comfort of Eminem’s New Single
Guess who’s back, bringing the early noughties nostalgia
Caroline Mellor
Jun 13
I Miss The Old Nashville
I Miss The Old Nashville
The tale of a girl and her favorite city that outgrew her
The Soul Salon
Jun 13
Guys, What If Peak TV Broke Our World?
Guys, What If Peak TV Broke Our World?
Or: How the proliferation of ‘content’ on our TV screens has helped turn our reality into a lonely, anxiety-inducing multiverse of shit
Cole Haddon
Jun 12
Turning Mass Frustration into Collective Power
Turning Mass Frustration into Collective Power
How the U.S. can transcend two broken parties
Gail Marie Valker, Revolutionary Mama 🕊️🌱
Jun 12
The Book Review: Milk Teeth
The Book Review: Milk Teeth
A harsh but necessary exposure, through twelve short stories, of the terrible way in which wars and their adult victims engender an even…
Alejandro Orradre
Jun 11
Crossing that Bridge when You Come to It
Crossing that Bridge when You Come to It
So you can add it to your song
Jenna Zark
Jun 11
From Stonewall to Today: Why We Celebrate Pride in June
From Stonewall to Today: Why We Celebrate Pride in June
Tracing the evolution of Pride month and its significance
Chelsea Rose
Jun 11
Here’s to Tom Paine — the Forgotten Founding Father
Here’s to Tom Paine — the Forgotten Founding Father
His Rights of Man (1791–2) is more relevant than ever
Frances A. Chiu, Ph.D. | writing coach | editor
Jun 10
The Old Man and the Fence
The Old Man and the Fence
Peter Blue Cloud and “The Old Man’s Lazy” — poetry and the passing of time
Sara Relli
Jun 10
Republicans Are Distancing Themselves From What They Perceive As a Corrupt RNC
Republicans Are Distancing Themselves From What They Perceive As a Corrupt RNC
Suppose you were an idiot, and suppose you were a member of Congress; but I repeat myself. Mark Twain
Reflections On A Life
Jun 10
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