Seeds of Justice
Jacqueline HoutmanShining a light on the lesser-known people and events that planted and nurtured the seeds of the still-growing tree of peace, equality, and justice. https://linktr.ee/jjhoutman
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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George Houser and the Union Eight
The son of Methodist missionaries, George Houser was a pacifist with a strong sense of social justice. After finishing his undergraduate degree, Houser decided to study for the ministry. He moved to Manhattan and entered Union Theological S...
They were all called "George."
Just before the Civil War, a Chicago businessman named George Pullman started manufacturing Pullman Palace Cars. These luxurious railroad cars had seats that converted to beds at night, with curtains to provide privacy, or in small private ...
The search was not for them.
On Friday, historian Heather Cox Richardson wrote about the three civil rights workers who were murdered sixty years ago, during Freedom Summer. I knew about James Chaney, Michael Schwerner, and Andrew Goodman. I knew that they were abducte...
D-Day and Double V
In commemorating the 80th anniversary of D-Day, we remember the heroism of those who risked—and lost—their lives to defeat fascism. Approximately 800,000 African Americans served in the military during WWII. One of them, Army medic Cpl. Wav...
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