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Overcoming Anger and Division: A Counter-Movement of Hope
As the world flirts with increased division and chaos, we need a counter-movement of hope and change that benefits all humanity over a select few. We need leaders, builders, helpers, and supporters who courageously participate and identify with a bold,… Continue reading
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Why Values Are Your Compass in Uncertain Times
An inner compass—a set of hopeful and future-oriented values—is necessary for navigating the uncertain times we face. Values that are adaptable, unconditional, liberating, and exist to benefit the common good become a reliable compass for leading yourself and others with… Continue reading
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The New American Crisis: Anointing Political Violence
Shrowded in revisionist history and outlandish claims of unity and justice, the lasting consequences of President Trump’s decision to pardon his convicted supporters from January 6th are far more chilling. The result is not an act of forgiveness and mercy… Continue reading
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Understanding Deconstruction and Radicalized Movements
The loss of objective facts and truth is at the core of today’s social deconstructionist movement. As nuance, complexity, misinformation, and compelling storytelling are increasingly introduced into our social conversations, truth and facts become subjective to personal bias rather than… Continue reading
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Why Embracing Equity Inspires a Hopeful Future
Diversity, equity, and inclusion (commonly known as “DEI”) awareness initiatives are actively being undermined, pushed out, and shut down in the private and public sectors. The intended purpose of DEI has always been to empathetically reveal the beliefs and behaviors… Continue reading
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Inaugurating Power: How Democracy is Undermined
Today, the world will witness a transfer of governmental power in the United States. The more polarizing and extreme the reforms over the previous administration, the more our political system experiences shock and undermines the concept of stable governance and… Continue reading
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The Way of Nonviolence: Lessons from Martin Luther King Jr.
Violence is anything that subverts the freedom, identity, function, or existence of another. Violence is injustice. It is the outcome when love and equity are undermined. Continue reading
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Ending Violence in Gaza: The Role of Activism and Hope
A ceasefire for Gaza is hardly a new beginning, but a reprieve from the chaos. For Israel and the families who have loved ones who remain as hostages, a ceasefire means the prospect of finally returning them home. Continue reading
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The Shift Towards Authoritarian Leadership Explained
There is presently an overwhelming movement toward traditionalist and authoritarian styles of leadership worldwide. This is not surprising given the number of emerging challenges humanity faces. These leaders are often perceived as clear, confident, and courageous because their reality is… Continue reading
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Are We Prepared?
What happens when the electricity goes out, the water stops flowing from the faucet, and the rescue crews are overwhelmed? These are the significant problems that an increasing number of people face in today’s growing disaster zones caused by climate… Continue reading
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