By Diana Skelton Since the U.S. presidential election, many questions have been raised about “fake news,” access to information, and opportunities for everyone to learn more about current events and freely discuss disagreements, instead of getting stuck in echo chambers that lack a diversity of viewpoints. We’ve also heard more questions about identity politics: as…
By Paul MacDonald (United Kingdom) A completely unconditional and universal income paid to all citizens of a country (in my case, the UK). Millionaire? You can get it. Single parent? You can get it. Destitute? you can get it. Six months left to live? You can get it (for the next six months). Wages One…
By Diana Skelton (France) The 50th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream that skin color would no longer shape people’s judgement of one another has been an opportunity for soul searching linked to racial profiling. But fully honoring his legacy requires us to look much more closely at economic profiling as well. To…
By: Cíntia de Carvalhaes (Brazil, United States) (Para ler esta postagem em português, clique aqui) The popular protests going on in Brazil over the past few weeks point to emergencies in distinct sectors of the country and a growing popular political movement – whether it follows specific flags or not – working together in the…
Together in Dignity 