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Pacifism Revisited

By avoiding pacifism in the twentieth century, we skirted opportunities to unlearn racism. Katherine HawkerSelf
Poetry

Court Watch

FJ Poetry: "All rise!" / Judge enters the court, robe trailing / Eyes downcast Helen Fox
Features

Eleven Steps toward an Enduring World

A fiercely idealistic vision of a humanity cured of its addiction to violence and war. Robert Dockhorn
Features

Asylum Seekers Need Action, Not Apathy

How do we respond to the unthinkable? Janice Pulliam
Features

Why I Got Arrested at the Border

A walk along the beach—and an interfaith plea for the soul of a nation. Lucy Duncan

Viewpoint: Jesus, Forgiveness, and Nonviolence

Nonviolence does not mean that we do not resist evil.
From the Editor's Desk

Writing Opp: Friendly Competition? (closed)

Learn more about writing for our May issue on competition. Martin Kelley
Features

Are We Ready to Make the Necessary Changes?

What barriers prevent a racially diverse Religious Society of Friends in the United States? Vanessa Julye
Online Features

Civility Can Be Dangerous

In 1934, AFSC co-founder Henry Cadbury advised Jewish rabbis to be gentler on Hitler. Is civility a substitute for morality? Lucy Duncan
Features

Among Friends: The Art the World Needs

An introduction to our June/July issue on Creativity and the Arts Martin Kelley
Features

Art That Works

Can art really change the world? Joey Hartmann-Dow
Features

Writing and Marketing Crime Fiction

Holding onto the testimonies as the village death count rises. Edith Maxwell
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