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Olivia Wise ( oliviawisestudio.com ) What if every baby had a state-mandated trust fund? Our society’s wealth could provide an umbrella of safety and a feeling of freedom for every child. Illustration by Olivia Wise. More

Olivia Wise ( oliviawisestudio.com ) Every month at the prison, the author writes, Rabbi Richter would lead Shabbat, “lighting the candles, bringing the feelings, sights, and sounds of our heritage into the space that was, for the moment, a sanctuary.” Shabbat in Prison by Olivia Wise. More

Rafael Lopez ( rafaellopez.com ) “Theology is inherently idealistic,” Dorrien writes. “Every theology, to some degree, seeks deliverance from normal actuality and harm.” Freedom by Rafael Lopez. More

Fearing suicide bombers, Ora begins “randomly riding city buses, as if she could ... deflect the random chances of terror her son faces every day.” Illustration by Laura Beckman. More

Andrew Larsen ( andrewlarsenphotography.com ) Palestinians line up at Checkpoint 300 in Bethlehem. More than 20,000 Palestinians commute from the West Bank to Israel every morning to reach their jobs, often facing long delays at checkpoints such as this one. More

Michael D’Antuono ( artandresponse.com ) “White supremacy is the handmaiden of capitalism, serving to fuel, justify, and strengthen it at every turn,” Pinkard writes. Artist Michael D’Antuono created this painting, A Tale of Two Hoodies , following the shooting of Trayvon Martin, an unarmed teen More

The oppressive ancient Egyptian regime in which Jews lived as slaves was overthrown. The Passover story reminds us that in every age we must continue the struggle for liberation, which Jews first experienced on the first Passover some 3,200 years ago. More

Yemane Gebremicael (right) urges SeaTac residents to support local businesses that endorsed the ballot initiative aimed at raising the minimum wage and guaranteeing full-time work, paid sick leave, and strong job protections for every airport worker. Jonathan Rosenblum More

Noel Kleinman ( nkpix.com ) Rabbinic Judaism demands that city residents care for and accompany every person who passes through. What would it take to make such acts of care everyday occurrences rather than special events? Here, volunteers from The Giving Spirit in Los Angeles assemble survival More

Reuben Wambdi Kitto Jr. The biannual Dakota Commemorative March retraces the 150-mile forced march imposed on about 1,700 Dakota people in 1862. The photographer, Reuben Kitto, marches with his family every time in memory of his ancestor Pazahiyayewin, who endured the march at age twenty-six More