White Dominionism: The Taxonomy of White Radicalism
by Nik Mitchell, PhD
Shrinking the Safety Net
Jeanie Donovan, M.P.A., M.P.H.
Prison Capital of the Universe
Dr. Sue Weishar, PhD
Recovering the Human Face of IMMIGRATION in the U.S. South
By Sue Weishar, Ph.D.
The Public Space: Confrontations and Controls
2016 has been a year of protest. From Charlotte to my own Baton Rouge and New Orleans, the news has been rife with images of ordinary people taking to the streets to express their discontent with the current state of affairs. There have been clashes with the police. There has been bloodshed. And there have been bodies laid on the pavement. American society is in state of conflict and the site of these conflicts are the public spaces.
The U.S. Role in the Current Central American Migration Crisis
The Case of 1954 Guatemala Coup
BY SUE WEISHAR, PH.D.
In Defiance of Hidden Deaths
BLACK LIVES MATTER AS A LIVING PHILOSOPHY
By: Nicholas E. Mitchell, Ph.D.
Noted political philosopher Charles Mills argues, in order to understand the current state of race relations, one must first accept the following premise: White Supremacy is one of the most consequential ideologies in human history and the modern world is a direct consequence of it.[1] It
Catholic Social Thought and Gun Violence
Twenty-two years ago, the U.S. Catholic bishops wrote:
Our families are torn by violence. Our communities are destroyed by violence. Our faith is tested by violence.[1]
Not only was violence then destroying lives, dignity, and hopes, the bishops wrote, but fear of violence was “paralyzing and polarizing our communities.”
No Place to Call Home
The Affordable Housing Crisis in the Gulf South
BY JEANIE DONOVAN, M.P.A., M.P.H.
Honduran Agony
The Spiral of Voilence and Corruption
By Sue Weishar, PH.D. and Mary Baudouin