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On Tuesday, images of scores of Syrians whose bodies had been ravaged by a chemical attack horrified the world, even many who have become all but inoculated to the face of suffering. While fingers pointed this way and that with blame for the use of chemical weapons, the magnitude of this tragedy called on each person of conscience to respond.

Wilhelm Reich (1897-1957) was part of the Vienna circle of Sigmund Freud in the 1920s after the First World War in which Reich had served in the Austrian army on the Italian front. Reich was born in a town in what was then the Austria-Hungarian Empire (now in Ukraine). He was attracted to Vienna, not as a seat of political

Wilhelm Reich (1897-1957) was part of the Vienna circle of Sigmund Freud in the 1920s after the First World War in which Reich had served in the Austrian army on the Italian front. Reich was born in a town in what was then the Austria-Hungarian Empire (now in Ukraine). He was attracted to Vienna, not as a seat of political

This week, my wife Jan and I have sent our annual letter to the Internal Revenue Service to protest the use of U.S. tax dollars to fund killing and war. Our 2017 letter is published below, at the bottom of this blog post. First, however, I am sharing a joint statement issued last month by peacemakers throughout the United States

This week, my wife Jan and I have sent our annual letter to the Internal Revenue Service to protest the use of U.S. tax dollars to fund killing and war. Our 2017 letter is published below, at the bottom of this blog post. First, however, I am sharing a joint statement issued last month by peacemakers throughout the United States

White supremacist society seems to only allow Martin Luther King, Jr. to be associated with a “dream.” A dreamer is discounted as naive, foolish, with head in the clouds and out of touch with reality. We don’t call George Washington a dreamer. We call other folks visionaries. But, subconsciously, this society discredits and discounts King by focusing on his “dream.”