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WHERE THE HUMAN SPIRIT BREAKS – AND WHY WE CANNOT STAY SILENT
There are places in this world where the human spirit begins to bend, and sometimes to break. You see it in conflict zones, in disaster areas, in neighbourhoods where poverty grinds slowly and winters cut through thin jackets. You see it in hospitals that carry too much grief, and in the faces of people who… Keep reading →
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How Long Will Trump Last as US President?
How Long Will Trump Last as US President? By Paul Alexander Wolf Back in 2016, I wrote two modest blog pieces—neither viral nor prophetic, but written with a sincere sense of unease: • Why Americans Should Oppose an Upcoming Donald Trump • An Assessment on Donald Trump and the Potential Aftermath At the time, many…
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From Beacon of Freedom to Island of Profound Uncertainty: ….
From Beacon of Freedom to Island of Uncertainty: How the U.S. Went from Leading the Free World to Leading the Unfree By Paul Alexander Wolf 🇦🇺 There was a time—not long ago—when the United States stood as the lighthouse in the storm, the place others turned to when their own democracies trembled. It wasn’t perfect.…
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How the US Went From Leading the Free World to “Leading “ the Unfree.
From Beacon of Freedom to Island of Uncertainty: How the U.S. Went from Leading the Free World to Leading the Unfree By Paul Alexander Wolf 🇦🇺 Back in March 2016, and again in December that year, I wrote in my blog about the growing dangers I saw unfolding in the United States. I wasn’t trying…
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Last Revision on: The Power of Collective Action By Ordinary People
Ordinary People, Extraordinary Change: The Power of Collective Action —>>>> There was a time when we believed history had a direction. That progress—though slow and painful—was inevitable. That the great arc of history, no matter how bent, would always bend toward justice. But look around. The rich grow richer. The poor grow desperate. Democracy—once the…
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Last revision on: Ordinary People and Their Extraordinary Power of Collective Action.
– Ordinary People, Extraordinary Change: The Power of Collective Action There was a time when we believed history had a direction. That progress—though slow and painful—was inevitable. That the great arc of history, no matter how bent, would always bend toward justice. But look around. The rich grow richer. The poor grow desperate. Democracy—once the…
We dream of things that never were and say: "Why not?" 