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The Prophetess: Greta Thunberg, Global Warming, and the Legacy of Prophecy in Our Own Day by Jill Hammer
The Prophetess: Greta Thunberg, Global Warming, and the Legacy of Prophecy in Our Own Day by Jill Hammer

Greta Thunberg, Global Warming, and the Legacy of Prophecy by Rabbi Jill Hammer

… the most primary function of a prophet or prophetess is to correct the moral failings of the people, and particularly of the powerful. The prophet Nathan criticizes King David for having a man killed so that David may safely marry his wife (II Samuel 12), and the prophet Elijah accuses King Ahab and Queen Jezebel of having a man named Naboth killed so that they can possess his vineyard (I Kings 21). The prophet Isaiah accuses the people of fasting and praying while oppressing their workers (Isaiah 58). The prophetess Huldah critiques the religious practices of her day and expects humility from the king who has sent men to see her (II Chronicles 34). So it is not only those who see the future who are given the title prophet, but those who truly see the present. In this sense, all workers for justice and societal change are prophets and prophetesses.

·feminismandreligion.com·
The Prophetess: Greta Thunberg, Global Warming, and the Legacy of Prophecy in Our Own Day by Jill Hammer
Running Amok | Mary Turfah
Running Amok | Mary Turfah
about the audience meant to receive Israeli soldiers' displays of genocidal sadism, and why medicalizing language ("settler psychosis") conflates illness with morality and obscures culpability and history and everything else
·thebaffler.com·
Running Amok | Mary Turfah
The radical need for friends to become informed safe spaces
The radical need for friends to become informed safe spaces
"Safe space is not only a place where I want to feel heard and seen with my vulnerabilities, it is also a place where my radical hope for the future meets your radical preparedness... Safe spaces devoid of knowledge and empathy are fragile. Such spaces prevent one from unveiling their broken hearts because the potential of healing is unknown. They put the weight of the conversation and the expectation of action, on the speaker. They can turn into a one-sided relationship, with the work of developing clarity, having an informed opinion and doing the emotional labour, placed on one person."
·mariyam.substack.com·
The radical need for friends to become informed safe spaces
I Live Near My Friends
I Live Near My Friends

Hello, I’m Daniel. On June 1, 2022, I moved into a co-living arrangement in Brooklyn; now I share an apartment with four best friends, with tens more living within a short walk.

Headers:

  • Conceptions about “roommates” are incorrectly anchored
  • Live with people who take living seriously
  • Peace, solitude, separation
  • Order reigns in an apartment of five
  • On the topic of Brooklyn
  • Be brave

Quote: "If you want what I have (and many people do), you need to be brave, and you need to recognize the reward of discomfort. Obtaining a proper fit in lifestyle and social sphere is not easy, otherwise we would all have it. It’s not exactly something you “find,” although that’s the way most people erroneously pursue it. It’s something you build. That means you have to be willing to move, willing to judge, willing to be judged, willing to give different ways of living (apartment arrangement, cohabitants, neighborhoods, and more) a proper trial."

·blog.danielgolliher.com·
I Live Near My Friends