On February 14 2017, Against the Stream published their Statement of Commitment to take a public stand against the abusive policies of the Trump Regime, and a pledge to take … Continue reading →
Originally published in Lion’s Roar and Buddhadharma Spring 2017 I recently came across a news report stating that 2,500 religious leaders had signed a petition urging Congress to reject Donald … Continue reading →
This talk by Guhyapati is a brilliant analysis of the current ecological, economic and political state of the world, what social movements have to offer towards social and political transformations, and the role of the … Continue reading →
[Editor: I’m offering James Baldwin’s 1968 interview on racism in America because he warned us then that if we did not confront racism—that is, white supremacy—and deal with it thoroughly, … Continue reading →
Gyosen Asakura, a Japanese DJ artist-turned-Buddhist priest, created a 23-minute techno-light and sound memorial. The Show-On-G Memorial Service on the TECHNO was peformed in Japan, at Fukui City’s Shō-onji temple, on … Continue reading →
Whew! Podcast #2 is up and ready to go! My good friend Tanya McGinnity at Full Contact Enlightenment and the Dharmage Podcast decided to interview me! So I said sure, … Continue reading →
For nine years Against the Stream Buddhist Meditation Society has used the Buddha’s teachings to uncover greed, hatred and delusion wherever it is found and to cultivate the wisdom and … Continue reading →
Editor: I have been following the work of Nafeez Ahmed on energy regimes, peak oil and climate change, for several years. This article just published in Medium: Insurge Intelligence, embodies … Continue reading →
Learning to See in the Dark Amid Catastrophe: An Interview With Deep Ecologist Joanna Macy Monday, February 13, 2017 By Dahr Jamail, originally published at Truthout | Interview It’s 3:23 … Continue reading →
Keenga-Yamahtta Taylor’s book, From #Black Lives Matter to Black Liberation (2016, Haymarket Books) is an in-depth analysis of the historical racial conditions that led to the #Black Lives Matter movement. Taylor … Continue reading →
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