This summer, the world exploded in protest after we began marching in Minneapolis following the murder of George Floyd. What started here sprang from the outrage of people from…
As environmental issues have moved closer to center stage, the connection between what we eat and how it’s produced has been a larger topic of conversation. Recent studies have…
“I don’t want everyone to vote.” declared Paul Weyrich, a conservative leader who helped spearhead the conservative political movement in the U.S. “As a matter of fact our…
It’s late August and for millions of students, that means going back to school. But because of the Coronavirus, parents, students and teachers across the country are facing some…
Since the murder of George Floyd in late May, people from all over the country have marched to express their outrage and support the Black Lives Matter movement. In…
When the word spread about the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Dax-Devlon Ross began to receive calls and messages from many of his white friends. Like other African…
“Your social media activity may be preventing you from finding a job in ways you’ve never imagined.” So begins the article written by our guest Alex Marcus about…
We’re all feeling it. Between the Coronavirus pandemic, skyrocketing unemployment and outrage following the murder of George Floyd, stress and depression are on the rise. African Americans and Asian…
Introducing the RE-CONSTRUCTION.US podcast! If you enjoy reading our essays and stories, now you can listen to interviews too! Each week our new podcast will feature activists, artists, community…
This live interview aired on Pacifica Radio’s Evening News broadcast Saturday, June 6th, 2020. The third story features author Kimberly J. Miller in conversation with David Rosenberg talking about…
