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Yo Quiero Justicia
Would you be willing to pay a fourth of a penny more for your chalupa if it meant that farm workers could earn a living wage?
Resources: Building Supplies
The Christian Information Service in Croatia has published a small but powerful book titled RefuJesus. Author and activist Boris Peterlin meditates on Jesus in today's refugee camps.
Speaking in Tongues
The faith-based anti-globalization movement is learning some new words.
Twelve Days of Christmas
26: St. Stephen's Day: Give to the poor all that you don't need.
The Challenge of Community
A year of voluntary service has become a rite of passage for thousands of socially conscious young Christians.
Barbie Busting
Never one to miss out on market share, Mattel's Girls Division has added "Quinceañera Barbie" as their first "Hispanic-tradition" theme doll.
West Texas Rock
Folks in Midland, Texas, are fed up with slavery and they aren't going to take it anymore.
Where Your Treasure Is
Americans are looking for socially responsible corporations, but many corporations haven't yet caught on.
News Bites
Pram Time. Fifteen nonviolent demonstrators, including four children, occupied the Colombian consulate in Sydney, Australia, in August...
Fun With Facts
The Navy's Blue Angels have used 5.5 trillion gallons of kerosene-based jet fuel for training alone. New Yorkers used 2.2 billion gallons of kerosene in 1997 to stay warm.
Potent Quotable
"Thank you for your letter expressing concern about the use of Abbott's sodium thiopental in capital punishment procedures."
Small Arms x 500 Million
While the U.S. government condemns the weapons programs of impoverished nations such as Iraq and North Korea, it remains a world leader in the production and sale of small arms...
Voices, Not Victims
When a University of California campus saw a marked increase in date rape, an unlikely alliance emerged.
Yearning to Be Free
This spring 14 undocumented Mexican immigrants died from prolonged exposure to extreme heat in the Arizona desert.
News Bites
Two-Edged. In a national effort to disarm all fighting units in Sierra Leone, the U.N. destroyed nearly 10,000 firearms in a month-long amnesty period.
Holy Resistance
The Evangelical Fellowship of Canada has decided that breaking the law can be a Christian duty.
Raising the Roof
At the Faithdome in South Central Los Angeles in May, one of the most dynamic religious movements in the world was out in full force...
Won't Study War No More
An individual's right to refuse active military service on the grounds of conscience is a "fundamental aspect of the right to freedom of thought, conscience, and religion..."
Speaking Truth to Police Power
Truth commissions have brought to light atrocities in South Africa, El Salvador, and elsewhere across the globe. But some feel such hearings are needed closer to home.