Via Cross River, Calabar, and Mawuh: En Route to Ambazonia Ambazonia most surely exists, with defined land mass, distinctive long history, culture, and most especially people. But you won’t find it on any maps, or even most accounts of modern
Via Cross River, Calabar, and Mawuh: En Route to Ambazonia Ambazonia most surely exists, with defined land mass, distinctive long history, culture, and most especially people. But you won’t find it on any maps, or even most accounts of modern
Over the past two years, the article that has come up most frequently in my Facebook feed describes how a report submitted to the U.N. Council on Human Rights has argued that the United States should begin “reparatory justice” processes
By an Anonymous Zimbabwean What happens when known killers are promoted to the most senior positions in government, the military, and state-run offices? What happens when cruelty and coldness achieve the same social status as bravery and courage? Answer: the
By an Anonymous Zimbabwean What happens when known killers are promoted to the most senior positions in government, the military, and state-run offices? What happens when cruelty and coldness achieve the same social status as bravery and courage? Answer: the
From my front porch Please celebrate and share with me this story of my people and their son, Martin Luther King. Lord, they done gone and stole our Martin Luther King, our Chile, into a materialist so much that we
From my front porch Please celebrate and share with me this story of my people and their son, Martin Luther King. Lord, they done gone and stole our Martin Luther King, our Chile, into a materialist so much that we
President Lincoln issued a preliminary Emancipation Proclamation on September 22, 1862, but it was not to take effect until January 1, 1863 — technically at midnight. At my home parish, St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church in South Dekalb County, Georgia, we
President Lincoln issued a preliminary Emancipation Proclamation on September 22, 1862, but it was not to take effect until January 1, 1863 — technically at midnight. At my home parish, St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church in South Dekalb County, Georgia, we
“These times are those for which our profession was designed. We have an ethical obligation to act and to do so in political and social arenas. It is not enough to work with those who are oppressed by regimes like
Did you miss the screening of #OCCUPY @10: An Oral History? Don't worry, theres another chance this Wednesday @4:00pm to catch a film screening and panel discussion. Please email to join us for the zoom event: communitylife@cstedu #WeAreCST #forusa #Occupy #RacialEquity https://t.co/kC70Nx7Uh3
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Don’t miss this screening of FORUSA's #Occupy@10: An Oral History! Join us virtually TODAY by registering here: https://t.co/mlyXgZsPhX
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IT'S NOT TOO LATE! You can register and catch a screening of FORUSA’s documentary #Occupy@10: An Oral History this Thur. Nov. 11 at 7pm ET. Join us virtually and register here: #forusa #occupy10 #film #nyu #filmscreening #peace #activism
Read MoreRT @NicolaSturgeon: Today is gender day at #COP26. 80% of those displaced by climate change are women & children - women must be more invo…
Read MoreRT @IEIYF_: Such a powerful image - the Minister from Tuvalu in the South Pacific delivered his speech to #COP26 from the sea to illustrat…
Read MoreRT @wagingnv: There isn’t a magic figure guaranteed to tip the balance in favor of widespread climate mitigation, writes @YasmeenSerhan. Bu…
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Fellowship of Reconciliation USA (FOR-USA) is the largest interfaith peace fellowship leading the charge on today’s most pressing human and civil rights issues through advocacy, activism, and educational programs.
