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Constancy in Contingency
Miriam O'Callaghan
The New Farmers
By Lauren Markham, From Orion
Many Alarm Clocks: A Workaholic Reflects on Deadlines, Balance and the Afterlife
By Sy Safransky
Madres De La Plaza De Mayo
By Christian Hartwell
Faith on the Front Lines
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Family Values
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The fight continues for 86-year-old mother of dirty war.
Faith on the Front Lines
"What sustains me here on this blockade is not religion but collective action—a faith not in the idea of heaven but in the immediacy of Earth"
Fish To Eat Always, Never, and Sometimes
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Reconciling our desire for comfortable domesticity and hot sex
Holocaust Humor
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Slave narratives from To Plead Our Own Cause: Personal Stories by Today’s Slaves (Cornell University Press, 2008), by Kevin Bales and Zoe Trodd. The modern slave narrative, the authors write, “has emancipatory power as a linguistic weapon of the violated. . . . Now the narrators make themselves subjects of a story instead of objects for sale.”
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Fish To Eat Always, Never, and Sometimes
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In search of Erotic Intelligence
By Esther Perel, Psychotherapy Networker
Holocaust Humor
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Arts
The Slow Death of Creativity in Sound
Without evolving creativity and changes, new music will become a lost art.
The Summer of Dead Birds: A Memoir of Love and Loss
Ali Liebegott’s new book circles death like a buzzard.
Old Hollywood’s Forgotten Filmmaker
Take a closer look at James Stuart Blackton, a revolutionary filmmaker in old Hollywood who has received little credit.
The Nile Project: Bringing the River Basin Together and to the World
Think watershed, act local.
Community
How to Turn Neighborhoods Into Hubs of Resilience
Three places showing how to make the transition from domination and resource extraction to regeneration and interdependence.
An Economy of False Profits
Our national allegiance to the monetary bottom line threatens to negate other measures of personal and communal wealth. What’s being sacrificed to the cult of money?
Can Blockchain be Used to Achieve Racial Equity?
Achieve racial equity through checks and balances a blockchain network provides by connecting everyone as nodes while still providing anonymity.
Stop Trying to Understand Neutrois
Julia Eff talks about the daily struggles of life as someone without a gender.
Mind And Body
Growing Up Hippie
Maybe it was the earnest meditation practices or the homemade cardboard lunch box that caused me to rebel. As the adult daughter of flower children, I crave structure, tidiness, and lots of sugar....
Into the Rafters
Reflections on a football dream cut short.
Football Helmets and Concussions
Take a look at the concussion epidemic plaguing football players.
The Will-to-Live-Until Phenomenon
Sometimes, the human body fends off death for reasons we don’t yet fully understand.
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