God, Grant Me the Courage A reflection on my chaplaincy internship at a VA Hospital “Please, I need a chaplain to visit Mr. S. I just gave him really bad news.” “I know he prefers the Catholic chaplain. Does he want to wait for him, or should I come now?” “Come now. I just gave …
A long list of articles and resources on the migrant crisis at the Southern border of the United States, plus how to respond to bad faith arguments and where to donate, just in time for the 4th of July.
Talking about Thomas Jefferson’s moral failings as a tool for confronting our own moral inconsistencies, including a tendency toward moral licensing.
Toward an Intersectional Social Justice Movement I’ve considered myself a social justice advocate for a long time, but, unsurprisingly to those who follow me here, my “main cause” for the last 4-5 years has been supply chain ethics in the fashion industry. Exploitation, indentured servitude, rape, exposure to dangerous work environments, and outright slavery occur …
