Culture
Artist's work shows powerful Black role models
Adeyemi Adegbesan, also known as Yung Yemi, creates images that evoke a future that is strong and self-aware
Jan./Feb. 2020
In this issue: Spiritual lessons from the mountain; A genetic test upended my life; The case for eliminating transit fares.
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Environment
Inuk environmental advocate on the disappearing Arctic
Through so much upheaval, Inuit haven’t lost their spiritual connection to the land, she says
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Opinion
I hate shopping at discount stores, but I have no choice
Many families want to shop ethically, but it's just not possible for them to avoid fast fashion
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Culture
'The Body Remembers When the World Broke Open': review
The Canadian film is a gripping story of two Indigenous women crossing paths
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Culture
8 religion podcasts to check out right now
Your guide to faith programs that inspire, or even challenge, their listening audience
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Indigenous
Indigenous comedians chip away at colonialism
Amid a legacy of trauma, comedy was used as a "tool for survival" — and is now a platform for education
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Interview
Karen Armstrong on what surprised her studying scripture
One of the world's leading religious historians talks to Broadview about her new book
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Editor's Letter
May our stories give you courage to face your own mountains
Many of the pieces in our most recent issue involve navigating a mountain, whether real or metaphorical
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Society
5 mountain climbers reveal what they learn on the ascent
From an inner recharge to an acceptance of human limitations, trekkers share the spiritual lessons they've learned from scaling mountains
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Society
6 spiritual practices to start in 2020
"Say, 'OK, these are my intentions. This is the direction I think I want to go."
