CodePINK Journals

We’re currently working on hosting our own blog, for older stories, please visit the link below

Work 4 Peace,Hold All Life Sacred,Eliminate Violence! I am on my mobile version of the door-to-door, going town-to-town holding readings/gatherings/discussions of my book “But What Can I Do?” This is my often neglected blog mostly about my travels since 9/11 as I engage in dialogue and actions. It is steaming with my opinions, insights, analyses toward that end of holding all life sacred, dismantling the empire and eliminating violence while creating the society we want ALL to thrive in.

 

my blog posts

I know – is this Russia, you say? Or maybe Cuba??? Surely NOT the u.s.ofa.!
Ultimately, if we really want to end this horrific attack on all humanity really, there is only one thing we can do: pervert, deny, abandon the fuckin amerikkkan nitemare. Wealthy white men have created & built this way of life & then continued to slam it down our throats,
And have we not “disappeared” people since the first time white people stepped onto this land?
Congress succumbs, law firms succumb, media continues to succumb: As tRump continues to tear down our democracy, to make a farce
This picture is taken from the Mexican side of the border where the military has taken over the park, shut it down to civilians (except the wealthy golfers), constructed huge fences and moved a tank inside the fence facing the civilians of Eagle Pass, Texas.
Who knew we are at war with Venezuela? And that tRump could invoke a law written in the 1700’s in our country’s fuckin infancy, as the excuse to declare Venezuela our enemy along with some gang – did you know we are at war
I’m wondering which stock market “investors” made a killing as the prices fell one day & soared the next, thanks 2 their good bud tRump
An immigrant from Algeria approached me outside my truck this morning, smiled broadly at me, telling me, with a hand over his heart, that my messages painted on my truck gives him hope. We then got to talk
I’ve been doing anti-racism work for a very long time. My journey to becoming committed to anti-racism work began in 1968 with the murder of Martin Luther King Jr. I was a senior in high school, feature co-editor of our school paper, thinking there were two Black students in the entire school, when banging on the office door