The Re-Con
Turning the corner
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The rest of the way home was still all uphill—as it likely is for all of us
The Re-Con
Count me out if being an American perpetuates the racist traditions of exterminating and displacing Native Americans; interning Japanese-Americans; enslaving, lynching, and murdering African Americans; and deporting Mexican, Central American, and South American asylum-seekers
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dt proclaims that he loves the uneducated, and Americans, unable to recognize an insult revel in his and their own ignorance
The Re-Con
The death of a pig
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Even when money is tight, markets are unreliable, and government is incompetent, ranchers and farmers can feed themselves
The Re-Con
Drawing out the long rope of history that swings from the black limbs
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“The powers that be are not just…”
The Re-Con
The Coronavirus: fear, faith, and reminders from home
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God helps those who know themselves for what we are
The Re-Con
The Quick and the Dead: before breathing became dangerous
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COVID-19: the new arbiter for life or death
The Re-Con
And It Was So: through history walls rose from distortions of truth and justice
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Stop this one: rise
The Re-Con
Corrections, detention — euphemisms to reassure the un-incarcerated that what the authorities do behind the walls and concertina wire is moral, ethical, humane, and necessary
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Attica massacre of September 1971: 11 employees, 32 inmates