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Turtle Island immigrant: Do Americans of European descent need an exit strategy from whiteness?
February 13, 2019
Rabia Terri Harris
The case for interpersonal reparations
February 24, 2019
Aaron Goggans
Redlining and the many effects of slavery: Are you willing to act to heal this moral injury?
February 26, 2019
David Ragland
Following the Methodist decision: Breathe in suffering, breathe out peace
March 1, 2019
Kristin Stoneking
Bayard Rustin believed in affirmative action and systemic political change
March 5, 2019
Jason Carson Wilson
FOR: A second century of revolutionary nonviolence and peacemaking
Ethan Vesely-Flad
March 20, 2019
Rise up now
April 17, 2019
Steven Charleston
Challenging the Church: Reflections on the 1969 Black Manifesto
April 30, 2019
Nell Gibson
The Souls of White Folks: On Reparations in the Church
May 1, 2019
Amanda Hendler-Voss
The spoils of slave labor: Why reparations from church and state are necessary
May 1, 2019
Jason Carson Wilson
One of Europe’s last migrant rescue ships defies political pressure to save lives
May 7, 2019
Susan H. Smith
The mercy of Ramadan is endless
May 8, 2019
Rabia Terri Harris
How we got Colorado to become the first state to abolish slavery
June 7, 2019
Kamau Waset Allen
Humanitarian relief is never a crime
July 12, 2019
Susan H. Smith
Tennessee antifascists boldly disrupt, infiltrate and expose annual white supremacist gatherings
July 24, 2019
Beth Foster
Sea-Watch 3 navigates unjust asylum laws in quest to save migrant lives
July 30, 2019
Susan H. Smith
Navigating the dilemmas of unarmed accompaniment on the US-Mexico border
November 5, 2019
Alison Wood
In Sea-Watch and No More Deaths cases, courts rule that saving lives isn’t a crime
January 4, 2020
Susan H. Smith
King predicted endless marches and rallies until we reject militarism — it’s time we listened
January 17, 2020
Emma Jordan-Simpson
FOR’s coronavirus prayer petition
March 13, 2020
Emma Jordan-Simpson
As asylum seekers are pushed to Mexico, activists raise alarm to human rights abuses
April 13, 2020
Alison Wood
and
Katie Sharar
COVID-19’s lopsided impact on black lives in St. Louis — a conversation with Rev. Starsky Wilson
April 21, 2020
Bill McGarvey
‘There’s a concern that these spaces for LGBTQ youth won’t survive’ — a conversation with Rev. Jason Carson Wilson
Bill McGarvey
May 10, 2020
‘We can make change if we have a sense that we are connected’ — a conversation with Sr. Simone Campbell
Bill McGarvey
May 15, 2020
‘Let’s get to neighboring now, let’s turn that noun into a verb’ — a conversation with Rev. Julian DeShazier
Bill McGarvey
May 18, 2020
‘We are countering the escalation of white nationalism in our region’ — a conversation with Liz Moore
Bill McGarvey
May 22, 2020
‘It’s crazy-making for some folks to think about an LGBT person claiming to be a person of faith’ — a conversation with Rev. Marian Edmonds-Allen
Bill McGarvey
May 24, 2020
‘During the pandemic I’ve seen systemic oppression clarified’ — a conversation with Chrissy Stonebraker-Martinez
Bill McGarvey
May 28, 2020
‘It’s all of the crises all at the same time that are impacting the people we work with’ — a conversation with Rev. Amy Cantrell
Bill McGarvey
May 29, 2020
‘What we have not learned in the pandemic is the power of our voice and our vote’ — a conversation with Erica Ford
Bill McGarvey
June 2, 2020
Honoring the righteous rage, agony and despair of this global uprising
June 3, 2020
Emma Jordan-Simpson
The fear of going back to normal — a conversation with Rev. Naomi Washington Leapheart
Bill McGarvey
June 4, 2020
Christian peacemakers condemn UK government’s role in repression of US protests
June 9, 2020
FOR Staff
‘Black leaders aren’t just trying to save their lives, they’re trying to save your lives too’ — a conversation with Eric Ward
Bill McGarvey
June 10, 2020
As ‘annexation’ looms, let’s expand our compassion to include Palestinians
June 29, 2020
David Hart
John Lewis was always out doing the people’s business
July 24, 2020
Gus Kaufman
For these civil rights icons, continued movement-building was always on their minds
July 24, 2020
Matt Meyer
Civil rights icons John Lewis and C.T. Vivian knew they were marching for more than civil rights
July 24, 2020
Sheila Collins
How Dorothy Day found her calling while fighting the 1918 flu pandemic
August 13, 2020
Patrick Henry
We must not overlook what made John Lewis the ‘Conscience of Congress’
August 17, 2020
Jack Payden-Travers
If you’re from New Orleans, and Black or poor, 2020 is a lot like Hurricane Katrina
August 25, 2020
David Billings
LA teachers are fighting to save a popular workshop promoting Muslim and Arab awareness
August 28, 2020
Susan H. Smith
Celebrating a major step toward banning nuclear weapons
October 27, 2020
FOR Staff
Nobel laureates and interfaith leaders appeal for clemency of long-imprisoned elder David Gilbert
November 12, 2020
Ethan Vesely-Flad
and
FOR Staff
Walking the long road from law to justice with the Kings Bay Plowshares
November 24, 2020
Paul Magno
US recognition of Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara is a duplicitous power move
December 15, 2020
FOR Staff
Voter suppression, 21st century, Georgia style
January 4, 2021
FOR Staff
Lies, betrayal and the storming of the Capitol
January 7, 2021
Emma Jordan-Simpson
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