Why kindness matters, personally and politically.

When you’re accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression.

We are proud to be Black and Brown, we are proud to be immigrants and refugees, and we are thriving.

As the Poor People’s Campaign arrives in Washington DC it’s time to celebrate Public Service Day.

History offers many reasons to look askance at technical shortcuts to the reformation of human character: a response to Vikram Zutshi.

As a young person, there’s nothing less empowering than listening to an older person tell you how real activism was done in the 1960s. 

Unless democracy is reinstated as the movement’s guiding principle, organized labor will fail in any form.

The shifts in consciousness brought about by psychedelics could help to dissolve our fear of the other.

If we can’t think for ourselves we should learn how to think well with others.

Moving beyond traditional family structures is both personally and politically liberating.

Where neighbourhood counter-powers put down roots.

Passivity in the young is an obstacle to social transformation. Let’s teach kids to recognize and use their agency.

A terrifying new book by James Bridle calls on us to embrace uncertainty.

Taking collective action on climate change requires that we avoid privatising and depoliticising the problems we want to solve.

Have you gotten pushback against your feminist beliefs? If so, maybe you recognize these arguments.

Feminism has always been mobilized and strengthened through collective joyful laughter.

The Quaker movement was born out of radicalism. This weekend Quakers assemble to ask themselves, is it time for Quakerism to renew itself in a more participatory way?