2021

Features

We Have Much Left to Do

Thoughts on Post-Civil War, Post-Civil Rights, Post-George Floyd American Justice José Santos Woss
Features

When Peace Requires Police

Applying the Friends peace testimony to police reform. Mike Clarke
Online Features

Talking with Paroled People about Money

The best prison programs offer academic classes, but the experience of talking with ordinary people about ordinary life is necessarily… Ann Birch
Online Features

More than the Worst Thing They’ve Ever Done

An Extended Interview with Jim Moreno Joyce Hinnefeld
Poetry

A Way

"Some saints point with wooden spoons, and pray with brooms..." James Littwin
Poetry

Benediction, Eastern Correctional

"Seated in a circle in the small room allowed us, the men wear their prison greens, like gas station attendants..." Ingrid Blaufarb Hughes
Poetry

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Dear Mr./Ms. [Insert Name Here]: We are sorry writing to inform youof the death of your son/daughter [Choose one]. As… Katherine Shehadeh
Forum

Forum, September 2021

Letters from our readers. Staff
Viewpoint

An Insufficient and Impromptu View

Is there such a thing as a “good” police force or prison? William Kimbro
Quaker Book Reviews

Race, Systemic Violence, and Retrospective Justice: An African American Quaker Scholar-Activist Challenges Conventional Narratives

By Harold D. Weaver Jr. Pendle Hill Pamphlets (number 465), 2020. 34 pages. $7.50/pamphlet; $7/eBook. The title of Harold Weaver’s…

Reviewed by Lauren Brownlee

Quaker Book Reviews

Cultivating Sanctuary: Hallowed Places and Inner States

By Gunilla Norris. Pendle Hill Pamphlets (number 466), 2020. 27 pages. $7.50/pamphlet. Friend Gunilla Norris has blessed us once again:…

Reviewed by William Shetter

Quaker Book Reviews

Passion and Partings: The Dying Sayings of Early Quakers

By Jane Mace. Quacks Books, 2020. 142 pages. $19.99/paperback. Available at pendlehill.org. Most Friends are familiar with memorial minutes: the…

Reviewed by Thomas Hamm

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