The Shame of Guyana: A Depraved Indifference to Human Life

We need better metrics, not magic, to break poverty

Seventy percent of people born into the bottom two income groups in the US won’t make it to the middle class in their lifetime.

Discrimination Sucks or ‘Let’s Start More Conversations’

When I was fifteen a friend made a comment to me about racism being a worse problem than homophobia. Their statement made me really uncomfortable. I didn’t like it — not one bit.

Fighting the Prison-Industrial-Complex with Local Foods

Why Gay Marriage remains the Key Political Debate in the U.S.

Lets’ face facts; we all love a good wedding.

One of the most beautiful aspects of this tradition is that varies depending on individual cultures. While Asian weddings are extended spiritual affairs that last for hours, for example, those…

Becoming Actively Aware of Consumption

To care for future generations and to make sure we leave this planet in better shape is sometimes a difficult concept for some to grasp. Many feel they will gain nothing from working for future generations and that they should just worry about themselves. This…

Building a Movement Without Borders

By Leah Entenmann

Marriage: for so many lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex (LGBTI) Americans, the recent Supreme Court decision is a monumental breakthrough, a triumph, an affirmation that we are just as worthy and just as…