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  • Taking a break: Pushing Through Concrete

    Lately, I’ve been carrying the weight of depression. It’s not something that lifts with a snap of the fingers, and it doesn’t care much for willpower. Some days it…

  • Asking for Help Shouldn’t Feel Like Weakness

    In American society, we’ve been taught (sometimes directly, often subtly) that strength means having everything figured out on our own. From childhood through adulthood, the message is repeated in…

  • Workers Over Billionaires: Why the Market Doesn’t Need the Ultra-Rich

    Across the country today, thousands are taking to the streets under the banner of Workers Over Billionaires. From Chicago’s Haymarket Memorial to courthouse steps in Michigan, the message is…

  • When Loyalty Meets Neglect

    A Yeoman’s Fight for Care and Respect in the U.S. Navy Heather (not her real name) didn’t join the Navy to push papers. She joined to serve her country.…

  • Resist: The Quiet Strength of Robert Sessions

    I was in Massachusetts, visiting for my grandmother’s final days, when I wandered through a small cemetery. That’s when I came across the grave of Robert Sessions Esq., a…

  • Poem: The Merganser

    They see me glidea shadow of stillnessas if calm lived in my bones.As if I was built for peace. But beneath…my legs are firestriking against currents that never rest.Every…

  • Why Americans Hate Change – But Love Pretending They Invented It

    America is one of only three countries in the world that hasn’t gone metric. The others? Myanmar and Liberia. That’s right, we’re basically in an exclusive club of “Nah,…

  • Poem: My Bitterness of Pride

    I’ve worn my pride like iron skinA voice that sneers, Don’t let them in.It lifts me up, but just to fallA wall that isn’t strength at all. Too often,…

  • The Royal Coffee Death Match

    Sweden’s Dumb Science Was Still Better Than Our Dumb Opinions In the late 1770s, King Gustav III of Sweden decided coffee was public enemy number one. Not famine. Not…

  • Poem: Little Fears

    Dare to ask what’s never been askedletting the answer land softlyits weight lighter than you thought.In that pause, let truth slip out barefear brushing past as you keep walking.Confidence…

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