It Was That or Starve, by Laurie Penny || Pipe Wrench
The story ended like so many others that start with earnest people asking the rich to share. It ended quickly.| Pipe Wrench
The story ended like so many others that start with earnest people asking the rich to share. It ended quickly.| Pipe Wrench
Wherein a good thing comes to an end, sooner than one might have hoped. This is a bittersweet difficult heavy shitty announcement to write, so rather than trying to frame it in a way that makes it seem less shitty, or starting out with a touching personal anecdote wherein we all learn a valuable lesson,Continue reading "We have to call it." The post We have to call it. appeared first on Pipe Wrench.| Pipe Wrench
Welcome to Pipe Wrench No. 8 Download some podcasts and stop by the Dunkin’ for a big coffee: we’re going on one hell of a road trip. Mexico. Mormons. A search for truth, faith, connection, autonomy. Contradictions? They abound! Welcome to Pipe Wrench no. 8, The Road Trip Issue. My favorite stories to read areContinue reading "Welcome to Pipe Wrench no. 8" The post Welcome to Pipe Wrench no. 8 appeared first on Pipe Wrench.| Pipe Wrench
The road to church is not always the road to joy. The faiths of our fathers are not always what fulfill us| Pipe Wrench
We need to take a little break (cough COVID cough) because health is more important than magazines.| Pipe Wrench
"Providers didn’t all miss the day where med students were taught not to be cruel to fat people. Medical fatphobia is medicine’s status quo."| Pipe Wrench
We have ways to share stories faster and more broadly than ever, but better tech doesn't equate to better understanding. We need new models.| Pipe Wrench
The honest account of an epic road trip: a van, the Yucatan, five Mormons, and the subjectivity of truth. How many ways are there to tell a story?| Pipe Wrench
Maya motifs in LDS art are not neutral: "using art in the construction of cultural ideologies is as old as any propaganda system on earth."| Pipe Wrench
Embracing a new vision for herself and her future, Bri Romanello learns to accept a faith that embraces contradiction and complexity.| Pipe Wrench
Mormonism has left its mark on Mesoamerican scholarship — but not always to the benefit of the scholarship, or the Mesoamericans| Pipe Wrench
Need a playlist for a road trip through Mexico in search of divine truth? Voilà.| Pipe Wrench
We can study and write about religions that aren't ours. What we can't do is recoil from the other — it gets in the way of learning.| Pipe Wrench
