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17 Inspiring Quotes and a New Playlist From Malala to Empower Women on International Women’s Day

Source: Good News Network Since the United Nations first officially adopted International Women’s Day in 1975, March 8th has been a day for celebrating womanhood around the world. In recognition of this year’s holiday, women’s rights advocate Malala Yousafzai created a Spotify playlist that... Далее
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Create Dangerously: Albert Camus on the Artist as a Voice of Resistance and a Liberator of Society

Author: Maria Popova / Source: Brain Pickings “Those who tell you ‘Do not put too much politics in your art’ are not being honest,” Chinua Achebe observed in his superb forgotten conversation with James Baldwin. “If you look very carefully you will see that they are the same people who are quite... Далее
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Audre Lorde on Kinship Across Difference and the Importance of Unity Within Movements for Equality and Social Change

Author: Maria Popova / Source: Brain Pickings “Our respect for other people, for other nations and for other cultures, can only grow from a humble respect for the cosmic order,” the great Czech dissident turned president Václav Havel observed in reflecting on the interconnectedness of our fates... Далее
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Rebecca Solnit on Breaking Silence as Our Mightiest Weapon Against Oppression

Author: Maria Popova / Source: Brain Pickings “To sin by silence, when we should protest makes cowards out of men,” the poet Ella Wheeler Wilcox wrote in her 1914 anthem against silence — an incantation which fomented biologist and writer Rachel Carson’s courage to speak inconvenient truth to... Далее
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Welcome To The "Social Justice" University

Submitted by Philip Carl Salzman via The Gatestone Institute, Diversity becomes a moral end in itself. If all variations of human beings are not present at an event or in an organization, it is seen as prejudiced and discriminating. But this does not apply to members of the majority, who are... Далее
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