How does one live a life of purpose and meaning when constantly shown every possible permutation their life could theoretically take?
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After 20 years US troops are withdrawing from Afghanistan leaving a trail of death in their wake and a grim future for the people whose home they’ve plundered.
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Language as a tool of solidarity and resistance may lack immediacy, but is no less essential in times of urgent moral crisis.
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The banking model of education that defines so many of our experiences is in direct opposition to the process of liberation thought and learning that connects us to life.
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The pandemic has awakened a deep existential fear for many. What does that mean for confronting the underlying reality of climate collapse?
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If you’re not one of the billions whose daily life is dominated by trying to survive the myriad crises facing our world, you’re left with one question: What can I do?
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The division between Right and Left is one that cannot be resolved through political unity, but must be addressed from the same fundamental circumstances that birthed it.
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Hope doesn’t require optimism, hope only requires that we see at least one step we can take toward the world we want to build.
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John McCain’s was the last champion of the illusion that civility and norms matter in politics.
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