reprinted from the January/February Handful of Salt By Myrta Ladich Boycott, divestment and sanctions against Israel would “begin to soothe the pain, attend the sorrows of a people wrongly treated for generations.  This action would also remind Israel that we have seen it lose its way…” Alice Walker The movement for boycott, divestment and sanctions […]

reprinted from the January/February Handful of Salt By Myrta Ladich Boycott, divestment and sanctions against Israel would “begin to soothe the pain, attend the sorrows of a people wrongly treated for generations.  This action would also remind Israel that we have seen it lose its way…” Alice Walker The movement for boycott, divestment and sanctions […]

reprinted from the January/February Handful of Salt By Shar Lichty I first became actively involved with issues of peace and human rights while a student at SCC. I began to discover ways I could channel my passion for these issues to effect some positive change. Most of my work within these positions involved organizing speaking […]

reprinted from the January/February 2011 Handful of Salt Four American heroes were lined up in their wheelchairs for CBS News.  As noted by the interviewer, there was not a good leg between them, and they all agreed their sacrifices in Afghanistan had been worthwhile.  Indeed, a couple of the men said they would go back, […]