A corporation does not have morals—it has a bottom line. Disney’s lawsuit against Florida is more about being able to reap profits while underpaying workers than it is about protecting LGBTQ communities.
 Is Politics All in the Mind?
Political partisanship has a neurobiological basis, a new study shows. It is predicted by the way our brains process basic political words or concepts.
How a Tribal Rights Lawyer Is Winning Back the Rights of Nature
Attorney Frank Bibeau found a way to legally protect nature by suing the state of Minnesota in the name of manoomin, or wild rice, sacred to the Ojibwe people.
GOP’s psychotic break with the future
Trump and the Republicans have essentially sworn off the future that young people face, whether the menace be climate change, gun violence, college debt, name it.
Hilarity ensues on “Voter Fraud 9-1-1”
Its hard to reconcile posting the 10 Commandments in schools when some leaders don’t always abide by them
Six Questions for a World That Seems to Be Losing Interest in Democracy
How do we shape a democratic future living in a time of political uncertainty.
Exploring Community Care Systems in Boston Inspired by bell hooks
The Boston Ujima Project’s assembly All About Love: Community Care Systems asks: What would it take to love and care for the most marginalized people in the city?
TV Writers Flex Their Union Power
A strike authorization by the Writers Guild of America is threatening the television industry’s corporate business model of relying on an underpaid workforce to pay for its mergers.
Our World Is in a Multifront Crisis—It’s Time to Cultivate a Local Peace Economy
When the way things are isn’t working, we can build something better if we draw from our collective power and focus on care and interconnection.
‘One Dumb Person’ doctrine at work
The stupidity that today passes for governance in some places is a problem.
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