by Greg Alterton | Feb 14, 2024 | Independent Voices, Uncategorized, Unity
– edited by P.C. Bosco I recently had a conversation with a volunteer for the Robert Kennedy Jr. campaign in our county. She said her first vote in a Presidential election was for George McGovern in 1972. My first vote was for Richard Nixon in the same election....
by Greg Alterton | Jan 21, 2024 | Authors, Greg Alterton, RFK v The Establishment, Unity
edited by Katie Toomey and P.C. Bosco One of my mentors in how to think about politics, propaganda, the sociology of institutions and bureaucracies, and the impulse within society to dominate through politics, is the late Jacques Ellul. Ellul was a professor of the...
by Heather Barra | Dec 13, 2023 | Heather Barra, Unity
edited by P.C. Bosco In addressing the intricate dynamics of the Israel-Palestine conflict, my sincere hope is to reach those feeling the weight of frustration, the restlessness of uncertainty, and the discontent that arises when grappling with one of the...
by Evelyn Burnett | Dec 13, 2023 | Evelyn Burnett, Healing The Divide, Unity
We were there and heard when John F. Kennedy said that the torch had been passed to a new generation of Americans. We responded then- we joined the Peace Corps, fought to end the Vietnam War, brought forth the peace symbol and flower power and spread that power around...
by Barbara C. | Dec 2, 2023 | Barbara C., Healing The Divide, Unity
Edited by Jeremy Frey In Step One, we admitted that we have become powerless over government, and our lives have become unmanageable. No one wants to admit they are powerless in and of themselves, but if we are honest and admit this powerlessness, we can open our...
by Greg Alterton | Nov 21, 2023 | Greg Alterton, Unity
I was in 7th grade. I was almost 12 years old. The principal announced President John F. Kennedy’s death over the school’s public address system. I was in math class. I can still picture exactly where I was sitting in the classroom when the announcement was made. ...
