Dear friends, I write to you not as an enemy, nor adversary, but as a brother, a fellow anti-fascist, and progressive who shares your hope for a better, more humane world. And I trust fully you understand that hope must walk hand-in-hand with honesty, and such honesty obliges me to speak to you plainly.
Around my neck hang two symbols: a crucifix and a pendant engraved with the last letter of the Greek alphabet - Omega (Ω).
These words by poet Walt Whitman, which question and answer the meaning of life during a time of momentous change, resonate profoundly today. More than 150 years later, we, like Whitman, live in a period similarly marked by great change. Amidst this uncertainty, two contemporary thinkers stand tall and remind us of our potential, calling us to contribute our verse to a grand, powerful play.
This graphic poem introduces Moloch, the hidden force behind problems ranging from the pressure to meet unrealistic beauty standards to global challenges like climate change and arms races. Moloch embodies the pressures that push us into choices that feel right individually but harm us all in the long run. From relentless consumerism to global conflicts, … Continue reading Moloch The Masterful
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