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09/26/2025

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09/20/2025

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09/20/2025

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09/19/2025

Issac J. Bailey recounts a classroom discussion on free speech following the assassination of political figure Charlie Kirk.

09/17/2025

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09/08/2025

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On Sunday, South Korean officials said they would send a plane to bring the detained workers home. Earlier, South Korea's Foreign Minister said his nation was "deeply concerned" by the arrests.

09/04/2025

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A modern day Pomo girl is empowered through poetic reflection on conversations with her Native community about the culturally vital, but now suffering tule p...

09/01/2025

They call it Labor Day,
a day for the working ones,
for those whose hands shaped cities,
whose bodies carried the weight of nations.

But for us, labor was always older,
always gentler, always sacred.
It was the joy of planting seeds in soft earth,
the laughter of paddles striking water,
the ceremony of raising children,
the songs that guided us from fire to fire.

Our work has always been more than survival —
it has been love,
woven into beadwork,
carved into canoes,
sung into prayers that rose with the smoke.

Yes, there were times when labor became heavy —
when mines and mills called our people away,
when our children were forced to toil in schools
that tried to dim their spirits.
But even then, the light endured.
The kokums still stitched the stars into moccasins,
the hunters still rose with the dawn,
the aunties still wrapped little ones in arms of belonging.
Even in hardship, our labor grew gardens of hope.

So when the world rests on Labor Day,
let us remember:
our labor is not only struggle —
it is joy.
It is ceremony.
It is the smile of a child learning their first Cree word.
It is the pride of water protectors standing together.
It is the soft strength of songs that will never die.

We labor for life itself.
For the children not yet born,
for the ancestors who dreamed us into being,
for the land that still cradles us with love.

This is our Labor Day —
a day not just of rest,
but of remembering that our work is holy,
our path is strong,
and our future is full of light.

—Kanipawit Maskwa
John Gonzalez

09/01/2025

09/01/2025

Labor Day! Over 1400 protests throughout the country! Join the movement, and find new friends! Mennonite minister, Rev. Mark, even helped us break down our table and carry it to the car! We met fantastic people, a retired teacher standing up for education, medical professionals being a voice for health care, young people advocating for LGBTQ+ rights, people in wheelchairs or hobbling along with canes making their voices heard, and many more! All awash in a feeling of love and compassion, and all feeling in solidarity, no matter what ideological differences we may have!

Get out there and let yourself connect! Use your talents and make it fun! Pass out info (our table was for religious freedom, and included Christianity, Judaism, Pagan, Buddhism, Islam, Hindu, Freedom from Religion, Mennonite, and how to be safe during protests. Choose what is important to you, and carry a sign, put together info, make a costume, whatever! We helped get the energy going by dressing as Uncle Sam and Lady Liberty, and dancing to the protest songs! Bring bubbles and thank the kids who come for letting their voices be heard! Use your imagination! Love and joy will always conquer!

08/29/2025

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08/28/2025

Earth Justice has some actions you can take to help protect our climate and environment. Check this site to let your voice be heard!