Notes From an Unruly Quaker
J. J. Johnson WichmanGrounded social justice. Joys. Sorrows. Rage. Stories. Spiritual leadings. Questions. Fuck ups. Twice weekly into your inbox from an award-winning author, artist, restorative justice facilitator, homicide court companion, white cis bi Quaker human.
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Zionism and me: an Unruly Quaker history
The first time I heard the word Zionism was August 1991, my first week of college at Binghamton University. (Please note that this is part one of two.)
Trump Won, Part 2 of 2
Continued from Trump Won. What do we do now?, which I recommend reading because it is exquisitely written and phenomenally insightful. Done? Great. Now join me, comrades, as we move on to items 4 and 5.
Trump Won. What Do We Do Now?
~~What do you mean, “What do we do now?”! What have you BEEN doing, motherfucker? Did you hit the streets after Rodney King? Trayvon Martin? Breonna Taylor? George Floyd? Have you been calling for the demilitarization of police, alternative...
John Brown and Meeting the Moment
As I gather my thoughts for new post/s, I’m first plagiarizing and riffing on some of a summer post - John Brown and Moral Clarity. Why am I thinking about John Brown again? Hm. I’ll let you work it out.
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Award-winning author, most recently of Believarexic. Also an editor, social justice worker, mystic, history nerd, artist, restorative justice facilitator, homicide court companion, disco roller-skater, mom, white cis bi unruly Quaker.
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