

Certainty Under Pressure:
How Moral Closure Undermines Justice Work "If a movement is to have an impact, it must belong to those who join it—not those who lead it." — Simon Sinek Today, advocacy is often marked by urgency, moral clarity, and a sense that the stakes could not be higher. In many cases, urgency is warranted: The harm is active and real, while delaying has consequences. At the same time, something else has been quietly taking hold in justice work: a growing reliance on certainty where pos

Don Schweitzer
Mar 129 min read


How Principles Keep Our Advocacy from Becoming Toxic
Advocacy rooted in justice and dignity can still become harmful when values aren’t anchored in principles. This article explores how integrity, self-awareness, and principled engagement protect movements from drifting into toxic advocacy.

Don Schweitzer
Feb 256 min read




