Drilling Down…Climate, Oil and War
The following article by Daniel Faber of the Global Center for Climate Justice, drills down even further into the real reason Russia is invading Ukraine–Ukraine’s huge reserves of oil and … Continue reading →
Climate, Oil and War
If you think the links between American banks, oil and Russia’s war-making aren’t deep and profound, think again. by Svitlana Romanko, climate activist with 350.org, founder of Stand With Ukraine … Continue reading →
It’l Women’s Day Reflection
I offer this as a reflection on the situation of women in the world today. In the center is the poet Sylvia Plath, who was compelled to write her poetry … Continue reading →
Moscow: Protests for Peace
“The people of Russia don’t want this war.” This has been said many times by Russians over the last few days. There is a massive uprising against the war in … Continue reading →
Justice for Myanmar: De-Funding the Junta
[Editor: I’m publishing this email I received from Justice for Myanmar, because it links to a map of the corporations and government entities that are financing the military dictatorship in … Continue reading →
Shiro Fujioka: ModBap Siddhi
Engage!’s Artist Spotlight is on Shiro Fujioka, aka VoltageCtrlR, AfroJapanese composer and producer based in Los Angeles. Shiro is a pioneer of the ModBap genre, or Modular BoomBap, i.e. beats … Continue reading →
Silence as Action
February 1st is the one-year anniversary of the military coup by the Tatmadaw in Myanmar. The people of Myanmar protested the Junta’s arrests, the torture, the killings, by instigating a … Continue reading →
Remembering Thich Nhat Hanh
Thuy and Tea [no mud, no lotus] by Shaun. Thich Nhat Hahn passed on today, January 22, 2022. We’ve been waiting for this for a long time. I’m happy for … Continue reading →
Blast from the Past: Lone Buddhist Manifesto
Occasionally I come across articles I published years ago which are no longer available on the current state of the blog, so I repost them. This reprint contains a manifesto … Continue reading →
Caste and Race-Overlaps and Disjunctures
This article in Himal Southasian journal by Michael and Varghese reviews Isabel Wilkerson’s book, Caste: the Origin of Our Discontent. The authors make a thorough critique of Wilkerson’s comparison of … Continue reading →
