Leaving Egypt and Pharaoh, Reader, Structure Of Belonging The Indigenous Electorate’s Uphill Climb Indigenous communities across the US tend to have the lowest voter participation rates. This essay explores why, and celebrates the victories won by indigenous communities in having their voices represented…
Leaving Egypt and Pharaoh, Reader, Structure Of Belonging When Your Enemy Becomes Sick CGC contributor Greg Jarrell offers this reflection on an ancient tradition of prayer as it relates to our current political moment. Some prayers, he says, demand that we name our…
Leaving Egypt and Pharaoh, Reader, Structure Of Belonging Understanding Grief Through Louisville’s Protests Dr. Steven Kniffley uses his professional expertise to show up for those engaged in the ongoing protests in Louisville, KY. Dr. Kniffley sees that one way of understanding what is…
Leaving Egypt and Pharaoh, Reader, Structure Of Belonging, The Abundant Community Where Do We Go From Here? Power is a fact of life, neither positive nor negative. But it's accumulation into too few hands, even into the best of hands, can leave communities and neighborhoods reliant upon…
Eliminating economic isolation, Leaving Egypt and Pharaoh, Reader, Wilderness: Sharing and Reorientation The One Percent’s $50 Trillion Dollar Tab Near one Common Good Fellow’s home in North Carolina, someone put up a hand-painted sign that read “Money Isn’t Everything.” Which is true. But another neighbor saw that it required…
