…Moral Mondays campaign is gathering veterans, elderly, families, and crossing the racial divide. Six thousand business websites, online journals, and individuals placed a banner opposing online surveillance across their homepages….
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…you’re reading this and new to my writing, you can find all of my novels and bunches of essays on my website, as well as any major online bookstore. https://riverasun.com/online-store/…
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…compelling thread of adventure that makes us want to keep at it to see what happens next – partly because it may well happen to us soon in real life….
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…careless. We ogled their riches, admired the dresses, lusted for old cars, dreamed of poolside soirees, and our addiction to the culture of wealth continued. Here is a different story:…
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…we, the People, got our bills through Congress a whopping 0.0% of the time. (Yes, you read that correctly. Zero point zero. In other words, “never-ever-not-once”.) Only businesses and rich…
Read more »…ever-shifting groups of starlings that swooped and flew in formations at dusk. Zadie had introduced the concept to the Dandelion Insurrection and it had grown into a popular, versatile street…
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…in New Mexico. With a twinge of conscience over my garden and household genocides, I attend demonstrations against violence and war, and take part in organizing calls to address the…
Read more »…for social change. Author/Actress Rivera Sun sings the anthem of our times and rallies us to meet adversity with gusto. In addition to her most recent novel, The Dandelion Insurrection,…
Read more »…alternative to the previously planned teachers’ strike. Instead of going on strike, the professors held a teach-in, showing up at the university, but teaching about the Vietnam War instead of…
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Image by Free-Photos from Pixabay A continent-wide snow storm swept across the United States last week. From Seattle to Baton Rouge and from Dallas to Minneapolis, people grappled with road…
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