by Guin Bishop | Jul 26, 2021 | Perspective
Bland concrete and steel contrast with bright shiny advertisements – cars, cars, and more cars. What is this world we have created? We have arrived at the utopia of ease and convenience but is this convenience depleting our souls? As part of the living Earth, we...
by Daniel Yildirim | Jun 13, 2020 | Perspective
Photo by munshots on Unsplash The facade is crumbling. The uprisings against police brutality in American cities across the country are being violently repressed with eerie, vicious similarity. Unemployment is at 25%, the highest level since the Great Depression. Our...
by Laila Bernhardt | May 2, 2020 | Perspective
This blog post is part of our response to a recent article in the online magazine VICE: Debate Over Racism Has Split One of the World’s Most Famous Climate Groups XR America exists because of a burning desire to lean in strongly, NOW, to mobilize a critical...
by Recommended Reading | Mar 11, 2020 | Important Articles, Perspective
Opinion: Mass civil disobedience is our best tool for climate fightJan Zuckerman, one of five people charged for trespassing for a protest last year at the Zenith Energy processing terminal, writes that taking direct action is the only way to stop fossil-fuel...
