by Matt Preiser | Aug 31, 2022 | News, Writings
I see the sacred destiny of the United States as becoming an increasingly inclusive, multicultural nation. It is not united by sameness, which is how fascist dictatorships operate, but through unity in diversity. Overall, I remain optimistic that: “The arc of the...
by Canton Becker | Sep 27, 2021 | Writings
Land, language, culture and history are all intertwined in powerful, enduring ways. To understand a particular place you must know the history. But to know the history you must know the land and the stories held in the land. What exactly is history? Is it something in...
by Glenn Aparicio Parry | Aug 29, 2018 | Writings
Many Americans are currently suffering from an all-consuming addiction to politics. The media, happy to feed this obsession, announces breaking news at every opportunity, often pushing it directly to our electronic devices (to which people are also addicted)....
by Glenn Aparicio Parry | Nov 1, 2017 | Writings
As a man, it is not appropriate for me to post #Me Too, as this hashtag is designated for women only; however, I do wholeheartedly support the movement of women to bring this issue out into the open and to educate the whole population, women and men, as to the extent...
by Glenn Aparicio Parry | Jul 24, 2017 | Writings
My friend Harlan McKosato offers some insights on the 4th of July in his article, “Fourth of July Came and Went But Did We Educate the Youth?” He writes, I don’t think a lot of Americans, including Native Americans, even know the history of the Fourth of...
by Glenn Aparicio Parry | Sep 12, 2016 | Writings
ABSTRACT: Mainstream psychology is limited by the a-priori assumption that consciousness is an epiphenomenon of the brain; while the emergent discipline of ecopsychology posits the whole of Nature as the source of our consciousness. Ecopsychologists contend that we do...
