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Category: "Climate Justice"

Wild Rice on Water

Wild Rice on Water

Part III Honoring Anishinaabe Treaties In the tangle of human failures of fear, greed, and forgetfulness, the sun gives clarity.… the sun is a relative, and illuminates our path.Our earth is shifting. We can all see it.I hear from my Yupik relatives up north that...

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Reweaving the Dawn

Reweaving the Dawn

Part II of the Anishinaabe SojournSunrise Sunrise, as you enter the houses of everyone here, find us.We struggled with a monster and lost.Our bodies were tossed in the pile of kill.We were ashamed and we told ourselves for a thousand years,We didn’t deserve anything...

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What is Our Work?

What is Our Work?

National Grid plans to construct a one-mile gas pipeline along Huntington Ave, in Boston. Incredulous. MA has sufficient energy currently for all nations living in MA. Why bury money and sink gas (methane, more accurately) under Boston’s streets. All MA methane is...

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Cool Spring during Heat Week

Police are discriminating against people of color, black and brown are getting stopped, frisked and killed. April 14 was Stop Mass Incarceration Day: police cannot continue to kill innocent citizens. This week is also Heat Week at Harvard U. Today students have closed...

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Shedding Dry Scaly Skin

Most days I say I’m not afraid. Then I see a picture of a circle of elephants or a picture of a flock of swans and I’m struck by beauty and fear. My sons are just out of college with no thought of having children. Yet in my dreams a grandchild with big eyes looks up...

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Virtues and Vices

Remember the old Lutheran image of there’s a devil sitting on one shoulder telling you to go ahead and do the vice and the angel on the other shoulder telling you to be good and behave properly? As a Quaker it’s a struggle to love myself and change myself. SometimesI...

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