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Gareth Higgins 8-01-2011
The award for most surprisingly profound film of 2011 might go to Bridesmaids. This story of a woman trying to figure out her path in the midst of witness
Lauren F. Winner 7-01-2011
Lauren F. Winner reviews The Furnace of Affliction: Prison and Religion in Antebellum America, by Jennifer Graber. UNC Press.
Danny Duncan Collum 7-01-2011
The mainstreaming of Rand is, in large part, the work of one man (and his money).
Jason Howard 7-01-2011
Humanitarian, award winning actress, and best-selling author Ashley Judd reflects on her faith and "true calling" -- social justice activism.
Tom Montgomery-Fate 7-01-2011
One man searches for balance between family and solitude, nature and technology.
Danny Duncan Collum 6-15-2011
In 1886, members of America's fledgling labor movement called a general strike for May 1 to demand an eight-hour work day.
Julie Polter 6-13-2011
Six books on the ongoing search for peace and justice in the Middle East and beyond.
Lauren F. Winner 6-13-2011
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Women's ongoing search, in life and texts, for equality and empowerment.
Betsy Shirley 6-03-2011
Bio: Founded Empowering and Strengthing Ohio's People (ESOP) to stop predatory lending and home foreclosures. Website: www.esop-cleveland.org.
Danny Duncan Collum 6-03-2011
"A white man's country" became the multiracial, multicultural democracy we now inhabit.
Gareth Higgins 6-03-2011
Gareth Higgins reviews Batle: Los Angeles, Saving Private Ryan, and Chinatown.
Andrew Bradstock 6-03-2011
The Spirit Level: Why Greater Equality Makes Societies Stronger, by Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett. Bloomsbury Press.
William O'Brien 6-03-2011
Freedom Journeys: The Tale of Exodus and Wilderness across Millennia, by Rabbi Arthur O. Waskow adn Rabbi Phyllis O. Berman. Jewish Lights Publishing.