Tag: Social Justice

Abolition : Artwork by Shepard Fairey. A powerful visual of Black resistance and radical truth-telling, challenging the structures of obedience through unapologetic presence and voice.
Books

We Were Never Meant to Obey: Weaving Abolitionist Constellations

An abolitionist reflection on obedience, resistance, and the radical power of authenticity.

By
Brittany Friedman
14 Min Read
Statue representing the concept of justice
BooksSocial Justice

On the Power and Vulnerability of Concepts

About the book Social Policy: The Quest for Freedom, Equality and Justice…

By
Virpi Timonen
13 Min Read
A group of protestors is holding signs and banners during a demonstration for fair wages. The signs read "WE ARE WORTH MORE!", "STRIKE $15", and "FIGHT FOR $15". They are advocating for a minimum wage increase to $15 per hour. This image captures their collective call for recognition of their value and the need for fair compensation in the workplace. Photo by Bob Simpson (CC BY-NC-SA)
BooksAnalysis & Theories

Healing Divides: The Power of Recognition in Social Justice

Michèle Lamont’s Seeing Others offers a compelling examination of how recognizing the…

By
Karel J. Leyva
24 Min Read
A young child standing beside a blue shuttered shop, reaching for a hanging bell, symbolizing the importance of tax and rights in addressing poverty.
Human Rights

Tax and Rights: The Fiscal Path to Social Justice

As the world grapples with economic inequality, the synergy between tax policies…

By
P&RR
13 Min Read
Pop music: A woman in the center holds an electric guitar and wears modern headphones. The other figures, dressed in 19th-century attire, hold musical instruments instead of weapons.
Culture & Politics

From Dylan to Beyoncé: Pop Music’s Role in Social Change

The relationship between pop music and politics is a dynamic and indispensable…

By
P&RR
10 Min Read