As I flew into Washington, DC, last month, I knew I had an enviable view of the city below. The little, short-haul Embraer jet (read:
Category: Environment/Activism
One More Request by Lynne Weiss
We are gathering in airports and public parks. Recently, we marched together in cities and towns in red states and blue states and foreign nations. We’ve
My Women’s March on Washington Experience, part 1 by Angela Haigler Gee
On the Way / Why I’m Marching We probably should have taken a selfie or something, but we didn’t. We’re just trying to get it
Naturally Political: An Interview with Ann Pancake by L.N. Holmes
“I think if you get the art right, the politics will come along naturally after it. But if you try to make politics the most important part of the piece, then the piece may come off as preachy or didactic and is probably going to have a weaker political effect, ironically, than if you try to deliberately put the politics in there.” ~ Ann Pancake, author of Strange As This Weather Has Been
Informed by Place and Inspiring Change: Three Story-Keepers of Central Appalachia, Part One: Jeff Ellis by Andrea Fekete
“If it [a song] helps bring about inspiration to change the way people think about mine safety, if it does nothing more than inspire another songwriter or artist, I’m satisfied that it’s done what it was intended to do.” ~ Jeff Ellis
Change Seven Magazine 