Image by pasja1000 on Pixabay Over the past century, young adult fiction has gone through its phases and fads, but a major trope of the […] Read More
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“Woman in White Dress Sitting on Rock” by KALZ of Kampala, Uganda Naked Black bodies are not new to American history or art. From images […] Read More
“War is Hell,” an original chalk painting by Daniel Averso. Used with express permission of the artist. Nothing ever prepares you for . . . […] Read More
Photo by Martha Dominguez de Gouveia Kalanithi’s memoir When Breath Becomes Air, published posthumously in 2016, offers a compelling and eloquent portrait of a moral agent who chose […] Read More
“All saints day” by Miroslav Petrasko (hdrshooter.com) is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Tradition, Experience, and Ritual: An Embodied Approach to the Question of Suffering […] Read More
We have all heard that trust can be hard to earn and once lost is hard to regain. This is especially true if the trust […] Read More
From Sunher Singh Taram Library, Kachargarh, Dhanegaon. “That which is lost will be found/and the one that is found/ I do not want to lose,” […] Read More
Photo by Dmitry Ermakov on Unsplash What Do We Mean When We Say “Addiction”? Texts on addiction often begin with the caveat that there is little agreement within […] Read More
Among contemporary social issues, child sexual abuse (CSA) is perhaps both the most and least contentious. While actors across the political spectrum denounce it in […] Read More
Neighborhood Church congregation on the steps of the church sanctuary. (Photo obtained with permission from Neighborhood Church.) What Counts as Activism?: A Case Study […] Read More