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A New Year’s top five: The most read articles of 2012
We've been sharing our most-read articles of 2012 on Facebook and Twitter. Here they are along with highlights from the…
Staff
Among Friends: The Ultimate Privilege: How Shall We Use It?
The Ultimate Privilege: How Shall We Use It?
Forum January 2013
Letters in response to John Coleman's October 2012 feature, "When Quaker Process Fails," and other articles in the special issue…
Q&A
Patience Schenck on Privilege
Q&A with the author of Living Our Testimony on Equality: "Somebody who is committed to these issues can still be…
Staff
Medical Problems of the Ghetto (1969)
From the FJ archives. A doctor provides healthcare for the poor. This first appeared November 15, 1969.
Joan E. Thomas, M.D.
Lending a Helping Hand
A journey through the world of real estate. "As an agent, I am touched by people from a variety of…
Gloria Todor
Features
A Nightshift Education
Learning the value of an honest job. "I had fancied myself a class-conscious progressive. It shouldn't have startled me to…
Martin Kelley
Blue-Collar Welcome
Meetings can work to overcome class boundaries. Suggestions for making Quaker communities more welcoming.
N. Jeanne Burns
Interview with Charles Murray
The libertarian author explains why Quakerism is a logical home for independent views.
Signe Wilkinson
Teaching Gratitude
How do we encourage our children to be grateful? "I'm beginning to recognize that such a large financial shift in…
Caring Too Much to Vote
Is our political process in conflict with peace? "In the past, politics divided me from others when I should have…
Tom Adams
Quakers, Culture, and the Transforming Power of Love
Four examples of nonviolence in action. Profiles of Edward Coxere, Joseph Ritter, Anthony Benezet, and Bayard Rustin.
Ellen M. Ross
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Exploring Isaac Penington: Seventeenth-Century Quaker Mystic, Teacher and Activist
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Wealth Supremacy: How the Extractive Economy and the Biased Rules of Capitalism Drive Today’s Crises
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Radical Acts of Justice: How Ordinary People Are Dismantling Mass Incarceration
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