Category: Militarism
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Tell Congress: No Weapons to the UAE

ACTION ALERT: Tell the US Congress to Sanction Sudan’s RSF and Impose UAE Arms Embargo
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A Heavy Week: News from El Fasher

With the news coming out of Sudan, it’s been a long and emotional week. So, I’ll lament a bit in this post… if you’ll bear with me.
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Tell Congress: No More Federal Troops in Our Cities

President Trump’s recent decisions to send national guard troops from other states into our nation’s cities is a dangerous overreach of executive power. Raise your voice in protest to ensure this is not normalized.
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Enforce the Arms Embargo on Sudan

Please read this open letter to my Senators requesting their support to enforce an arms embargo on Sudan by co-sponsoring S.Res.126, and join me in writing to your US’ Senators requesting their support.
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Boycott Disney: Genocide is No Fairy Tale

Recently, many people started boycotting Disney. I believe the boycott should expand and continue because Disney plans to build a theme park in the nation fueling genocide in Sudan.
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Trump-Lee Summit: Deals, Dilemmas, and Diplomacy

It has been a BIG two weeks for Korean leaders and political summits – with the South Korean President meeting with the US President, and the DPRK’s Leader being welcomed as a guest-of-honor in China. This webinar analyzes these events, featuring Paul Liem, Youngmi Cho, Dae-Han Song, and moderated by Cathi Choi of Women Cross…
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Our Genocide

A human rights organization made up of Israeli citizens released a report entitled “Our Genocide” in July 2025. I cross-post their introduction to this report as well as links to the full report in this post.
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Join us for WARmerica’s Fate 2: The Great Transition

This weekend’s screening hosted by the Korea Peace Study Group, part of the Korea Peace Now Grassroots Network. Read for more details.
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On Taking the Lord’s Name in Vain

As I learned today of Israel’s military attacks on Iran, I prayed for mercy and protection of lives. I should have also been praying for the Israeli soldiers and leaders who ordered the attacks. Then, my mind traveled back to an email I received last year. These are the thoughts that followed.
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Korea Peace Advocacy Week

The 75-year long Korean War should end for the sake of peace and security for the northeast Asia region as well as for the sake of American soldier families who have paid the ultimate cost.
