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Emmett Till: the lynching that shook the conscience of the world
Shannen Dee Williams
April 26, 2017
One cannot begin to understand the current deterioration of American race relations without confronting the enduring realities of white supremacy present in the case of Emmett Till.
Arts & Culture
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The Return of James Baldwin
Raymond A. Schroth, S.J.
April 24, 2017
A discerning critic of the American project has become a prophet for our time.
Arts & Culture
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Not Like Mike: the Chicago Bull who became a social justice activist
Nick Genovese
April 24, 2017
Hodges expresses his disappointment at his teammates for what he saw as their lack of political consciousness.
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Finding the Catholic Voices in Social Justice Poetry
Lisa Ampleman
April 17, 2017
Who are the literary heirs to Father Dan Berrigan?
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Philip Metres, Poet
America Video
April 17, 2017
A profile of Philip Metres, poet and the 2015 recipient of the George Hunt Prize
Politics & Society
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The United Airlines debacle isn’t about customer service. It’s about the morality of capitalism.
James Martin, S.J.
April 11, 2017
Is this a “first-world problem”? Yes, of course. But it is very much a “world problem.”
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