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Calling up the Nineteenth Century to Understand our Own Times. Annette Gordon-Reed’s On Juneteenth, Barbara Kingsolver’s Unsheltered and Tony Horowitz’s Spying on the South

Public History, Social Movements, Sustainable Economies, Uncategorized

Annette Gordon-Reed, and Barbara Kingsolver are writers grounded in history, science, and Tony Horowitz was a writer steeped in evidence, yet reading On Juneteenth, Unsheltered, and Spying on the South together, felt like a mystical retreat with three mediums,...

The Aspiring Intersectional Feminist Traveler

Bicycle Touring, Public History, Radical Hospitality, Sustainable Economies

I am preparing to be interviewed by the Intrepid Traveler. That caused me to consider, what kind of traveler am I? I am not intrepid. I travel loaded with fears and cautions. I think I am an aspiring Intersectional Feminist Traveler. What does it mean to be an...

Literary Pairing. Read Insurgent Supremacists with The Sinking Middle Class

Blog, Sustainable Economies

Literary Pairing. Read Insurgent Supremacists with The Sinking Middle Class Traveling the spine of the United States from Minnesota to New Mexico during the Omicron surge, I have been reading two books: Matthew N. Lyons’ Insurgent Supremacists: The US Far...

The Urban Rural Divide and Just Sustainability for the 99%

Sustainable Economies

The Urban Rural Divide and Just Sustainability for the 99% Every election cycle we hear about the urban/rural divide, pitting blue against red. There are a hundred theories about how one side or the other can emerge the winner. Rarely do any of these theories address...

Sustainable Economies Resources

Sustainable Economies

Sustainable Economies Resources Julian Agyeman and Duncan McLaren Sharing Cities: A Case for Truly Smart and Sustainable Cities, MIT Press, 2015 A definition of Just Sustainabilities (from JulianAgyeman.com) A Webinar that asks: “How can we reimagine a California that...