Truthout
Op-Ed
Amazon’s Move Will Gentrify Neighborhoods
Is such a market-driven approach that accepts displacement ethically justifiable?
Better Forest Management Won’t End Wildfires, But It Can Reduce the Risks
Fire management must recognize the growing risk and unprecedented conditions while fostering collaboration.
I’ve Been in Prison for 24 Years and I Feel Dead
The state sees me as disposable. But I don’t think of myself as garbage, and I don't want to die.
Accessible Housing Should Be Affordable, Too
There's a strong systemic link between inequality and disability across the country.
#BlackFridays Walkouts Turn Rage Into Action and Community
Since October, groups across the country have taken weekly actions on Fridays to raise awareness on important issues.
Take a Moment to Thank Your Food
Gratitude for what feeds us opens us to awe and beauty.
Giving Thanks at the Precipice
The last two decades of noise and nonsense have finally come to a head.
Enough Thanksgiving Myths. Schools Should Teach Indigenous History.
Authentic stories of Native resilience offer valuable lessons in the power of relationships to land and community.
Crowdfunding Is a Symptom of the US’s Broken Health Care System
The idea that individuals should make decisions about who does and doesn't deserve care has been normalized.
Climate Change Should Make the Republican Party Impossible
In every breath of air we take, we inhale, unseen, our climate debt, and exhale a future of disaster.