This is, first and foremost, a message of hope, drawing lessons from resistance movements whose stories have already been written to provide context and to call for effective political resistance through collective action today. Resistance work is hard, at times dangerous, and can feel disjointed, devolving into factions before finding its footing to achieve its … Continue reading Reflections on Political Resistance: Vive la Resistance, Solidarity, No Kings

Kenneth Mitchell, First Unitarian, Baltimore Constitutions have been used throughout much of Western civilization to establish the basic rules governing the governance of a community or political system. One of the key issues in a political system is the distribution of power, i.e., who makes the decisions and administers the government.  In ancient times, major … Continue reading A Constitution to Save the Republic