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authors Archive for Robert C. Koehler

Robert C. Koehler

44 Articles

Robert C. Koehler

44 Articles
Robert Koehler ([email protected]), syndicated by PeaceVoice, is a Chicago award-winning journalist and editor. He is the author of "Courage Grows Strong at the Wound."

Articles by Robert C. Koehler

ukraine
Op/Eds, Politics, U.S. & World

Depleted uranium, one of the playthings of war, won’t bring peace to Ukraine

Robert C. Koehler
young black man depression mental health
Op/Eds

Taking life for granted

Robert C. Koehler
nuclear weapons
Op/Eds, Politics

The nuclear apple

Robert C. Koehler
water
Economy, Environment, Op/Eds

Water is life, for the privileged

Robert C. Koehler
refugees immigrants
Op/Eds, Politics

National policy wrapped in razor wire, Robert Frost

Robert C. Koehler
climate change
Environment, Op/Eds, Politics

Facing climate change as one world

Robert C. Koehler
Oppenheimer
Op/Eds, Politics

Listening to Oppenheimer, seven decades later

Robert C. Koehler
prison jail
Op/Eds, Police, Politics, Schools

Spare the handcuffs, spoil the child? Schools are over-criminalized, under-resourced

Robert C. Koehler
bee hives
Op/Eds

It’s time to stop the ‘insect apocalypse’

Robert C. Koehler
john f kennedy
Op/Eds, Politics, U.S. & World

John F. Kennedy was killed, and the pursuit of peace ground to a halt

Robert C. Koehler
veteran uniform
Economy, Op/Eds, Schools

Poverty? Collapsing infrastructure? Underfunded schools? No. We need more war

Robert C. Koehler
refugees immigrants
Op/Eds, Politics, U.S. & World

The media never asks why there are so many migrants: $8 trillion on wars is a start

Robert C. Koehler
american flag
Op/Eds, U.S. & World

We can transcend our limits, even when doing so means breaking the law

Robert C. Koehler
nuclear war
Op/Eds, U.S. & World

Humanity, divided into ‘us’ and ‘them,’ is threatening itself with suicide

Robert C. Koehler
nuclear war
Op/Eds, U.S. & World

The basic premise of war is kill the bad guys: How does this make us secure?

Robert C. Koehler
earth
U.S. & World

Now is the time to reclaim and start valuing our divided, precious planet

Robert C. Koehler
counterculture 1960s
U.S. & World

Blast from the past: Digitization project allows me to revisit the counterculture

Robert C. Koehler
gun violence
U.S. & World

Let there be no mistake: The era of Eternal War includes America’s mass shootings

Robert C. Koehler
taro joy
U.S. & World

The journey into the world of Taro Joy: A world of risk and pain and wonder

Robert C. Koehler
guns
U.S. & World

Dehumanization makes so much possible: It’s the root of murder, and war

Robert C. Koehler
wokeness
U.S. & World

The right’s assault on the word ‘woke’ is, of course, dog-whistle racism

Robert C. Koehler
Artificial intelligence
U.S. & World

Artificial intelligence robots invade the classroom: The rise of artificial education?

Robert C. Koehler
constitution
U.S. & World

The problem with speech control: The real history of America is endlessly shocking

Robert C. Koehler
tyre nichols
U.S. & World

Here‘s what we need to defund: Our us-vs.-them mentality, which doesn’t make us safe

Robert C. Koehler
american flag
U.S. & World

‘Tragedy upon tragedy’: Can American culture rethink itself past violence?

Robert C. Koehler
politics protest
U.S. & World

‘Support for violence is no longer a fringe position’: Are we on the verge of another civil war?

Robert C. Koehler
guns
U.S. & World

One man’s freedom forces the rest of us to watch our country turn into a John Wayne movie

Robert C. Koehler
earth globe
U.S. & World

How can the U.S. become a country with a creative foreign policy?

Robert C. Koehler
homeless man
U.S. & World

Seeking warmth, in different ways, in the record cold over Christmas

Robert C. Koehler
american flag
U.S. & World

‘How exactly is diversity our strength?’ It’s not just an infuriating nuisance

Robert C. Koehler
climate change
U.S. & World

Racial, ethnic differences maintain the illusion that ‘their’ lives don’t matter

Robert C. Koehler

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