Archive for the ‘Social Justice’ Category

Human Trafficking, Craigslist, and Kijiji

“Using Craigslist is like buying a coach class ticket on the upper deck of a slave ship,” I think I yelled.

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Whatever Happened to Due Process?

Those who make their beds with determination to lie in them should be allowed to do so.

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Making a Difference in the 21st Century

Social change does not start in Washington – it starts in our neighborhoods, our communities, our places of business.

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Don’t Just Do It

The line between modernism and postmodernism, both in theory and in time, is blurred, but one thing is certain: in the last decade, we’ve subtly begun to move away from the lack of interest in morality and the relativism so prominent in the twentieth century.

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Woodcuts in a Time of Destitution

By being traditional without being a quietist, and by being contemporary without being Avant-Garde, Grieshaber acts out an answer to the artist’s ethical problem of history.

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With Liberty and Justice for All

The Rosa Parks bus at the Henry Ford museum provocatively reminds us about freedom, and justice – for all.

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Blind Justice?

Raymond Clark, Roman Polanski, and the U.S. system of justice.

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Dignity Passes By (no more):
Taking On Modern-Day Slavery

Stop Child Trafficking Now has a bold mission and a simple approach to the shockingly widespread problem of sex trafficking in the United States.

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Creativity, Community, and Secret Agents

826 CHI: your one-stop shop for tutoring and supplies for your work as a secret agent.

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Connecting Refugees,
One Bead at a Time

Refugee Beads and Village Gatherings help establish connections and make lasting changes in the life of refugees – and Americans.

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