Notes From an Unruly Quaker
J. J. Johnson WichmanJoy. Rage. Hope. Grounded social justice. Solidarity. Stories. Questions. Mistakes. Rolling twice monthly-ish into your inbox.
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Why I like the 4th of July
I got an email from Family Tree this week:
Jennifer, you are related to a signer of The Declaration of Independence. Your 8th cousin once removed was one of the founding fathers of the United States! Show your pride and family heritage thi...
Hey you guys, I recorded a whole audiobook
Hi everyone!
This Unruly Quaker is all about Believarexic — the new edition and the BRAND NEW AUDIOBOOK.
There are a few things I have always, always wanted to do in my life.
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write books and be an author.
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record an audiobook....
It’s 100 degrees in the county lock-up. But across the street - we’re number one!
Friends, I write this on my iPhone, boiling mad.
Folks on the inside of our county jail have been raising the alarm about its reprehensible conditions — the lack of air conditioning on stiflingly hot days, dirty water running from the tap...
The year I almost went to law school
There’s been a lot going on behind the scenes here at Unruly Quaker, and in the next few posts I’m going to let you in on some of what’s been happening.
Here’s one: I almost went to law school this year.
To be clear: it would have been...
Holding Children in Solitary Confinement?
Children. Prisons. Abuse. Cages. Solitary Confinement.
It’s hard to hear these words together.
When talking about imprisoning children, folks often switch from saying “children” to saying “minors” or “youth offenders” … we say “Youth Ho...
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Award-winning author, most recently of the novel Believarexic. Unruly Quaker substack. Counselor, editor, social justice worker, mystic, history nerd, artist, restorative justice facilitator, homicide court companion, disco roller-skater.
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