The hit movie Wonder Woman is not simply a violent movie. It's a movie about the dangers of violence. Watch or listen to the latest episode of the RavenCast as Suzanne Ross and Adam Ericksen explain why Wonder Woman is asking all the right questions about violence.

Mourning the death of Otto Warmbier by torture in North Korea, Robert Koehler also mourns US hypocrisy as we torture and wage war around the world.

Kathy Kelly invokes President Eisenhower's "Cross of Iron Speech" to remind us of our interconnection and the human cost of war as the United States, the only nation to ever launch nuclear weapons, boycotts the international meeting to ban nuclear weapons even as it continues war against the world's most impoverished people in Yemen.

Suzanne Ross on Cultural Appropriation: Cultures are shared by victims and oppressors. The question isn't "Whose story is it?" but "Can victims and oppressors tell the truth together?"

Military training won't stop the tragedy of civilian casualties in Yemen. Kathy Kelly suggests something that will: stop the wars and focus on human need.