Article What Were We Thinking? Contrary to popular belief, the United States fails to live up to its promised values of freedom and fairness. But are those even the worthy ideals to strive toward? By George Scialabba January 20, 2023 Economy Social Justice Domestic Affairs
Feature King & His Mentors The black social gospel is strangely overlooked, but it provided the theology that Martin Luther King Jr. and the civil rights movement preached By Gary Dorrien January 16, 2023 Social Justice Theology Race
Feature Christ at the Assembly Line Simone Weil went into the factory to find out more about the social conditions of the modern worker in capitalism. Instead, she found Jesus Christ. By Costică Brădăţan January 8, 2023 Religion Politics Social Justice Poverty
Feature Who Will Save the Bronx? The Bronx has seen bad times before. The fixes usually come local. By Eileen Markey November 7, 2022 Social Justice Race Domestic Affairs
Life Inside, and Out Veteran journalist Bill Keller offers a blunt indictment of our broken prison system while also pointing out real possibilities for reform. Social Justice Ethics
Article ‘I Believe in the Beatitudes’ The late Tom Cornell was an antiwar and civil-rights activist, a journalist, a farmer, and a devoted member of the Catholic Worker movement. By Patrick Jordan August 16, 2022 Death and Dying War and Peace Social Justice