How to Have an Enemy
"Choosing Black liberation is to choose a different life, one that collects, little by little, habits, economics, community, and politics that are for the mutual thriving of our world."
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Rejecting White Apathy
In this book excerpt, Osheta Moore calls white peacemakers to reject apathy toward racism by refusing to "ignore, explain away, reject, or give into overwhelm."
A Failure of Good Intentions
Anthony G. Siegrist was a staff kid at an Indian Residential School, which are now considered a national disgrace. In this essay, he grapples with that legacy.
A Call to Live Thanksgiving
As we celebrate Thanksgiving, peace activist and Mennonite pastor Weldon Nisly invites the church to "live Thanksgiving" in troubled times.
