social justice

Juneteenth: More Than a Celebration, A Reminder

Group of people at Juneteenth event holding a banner reading 'Juneteenth: A Celebration of Resilience' and a sign about ancestors' dreams

Every year, June 19th arrives with cookouts, festivals, music, family gatherings, and celebrations across the country. Joy deserves its place in the day. Community deserves its place too. Beneath the celebrations, however, lies a history that should never be forgotten. Juneteenth is not simply another holiday on the calendar. It is a reminder of freedom … Read moreJuneteenth: More Than a Celebration, A Reminder

Understanding Complicit People – How Silence and Inaction Enable Harm

This post addresses the issue of complicity amidst societal injustices like inequality and environmental harm. It defines complicit individuals as those who enable harmful behavior through silence or inaction. The article explores reasons for this behavior, the consequences of complicity, and offers strategies to promote awareness, accountability, and action against societal ills.