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Joan Chittister 1-01-2002
"Whenever people discover that they have rights, they have the responsibility to claim them."
—John XXIII, "Pacem in Terris"
Kimberly Burge, Aimee Moiso 11-01-2001
It's about truth. And listening. An interview with musician David Wilcox.
Martin Wroe 11-01-2001
While Britain's church attendance plummets, the remaining core is engaged in a nationwide tapestry of social altruism. And now the government's getting involved.
The Editors 11-01-2001
Friends of Sojourners embraced, sang, laughed, and prayed for four days last July in celebration of our first 30 years.
Yvonne V. Delk 9-01-2001
Statue of Sojourner Truth in Central Park on Womens Equality Day. Photo: John Nacion via Reuters Connect
In 1851, Sojourner Truth asked a simple question: "Arn't I a Woman?" That question, though 150 years old, turned my world upside down.
Lloyd Wolf 7-01-2001
A remarkable program for black and Jewish teen-agers goes a long way toward busting stereotypes and fostering reconciliation.
Chris Rice 7-01-2001
Commemorating the life of Christian activist, magazine editor, and longtime friend of Sojourners John Alexander.
Rose Marie Berger 7-01-2001
George W. and Laura Bush's new Crawford, Texas home boasts a stunning array of eco-friendly features...
Pat McDonnell Twair 5-01-2001
There are now more Muslims in the United States then Presbyterians—and (surprise!) half of them are women.
Pat McDonnell Twair 5-01-2001
American Palestinian physician Laila al-Marayati believes that the Quran speaks to women and men in a manner that eliminates the gender issue.
Rose Marie Berger 5-01-2001
In November 2000, Congress passed "Plan Colombia," a $1.3 billion plan to fight cocaine production in Colombia.
David Cortright 5-01-2001
National missile defense is only the latest version of "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb." Our best protection from nuclear war? A global ban on nuclear weapons.