In this issue we explore how prevalent fears reinforce lines of oppression. Some fears stem from a sense of white superiority, others have roots in a class divide. Ironically, there is joy in learning about social problems and joining with others in response.

• Editorial: Some Benefit from Fear
  Aiden Enns 6
• Feature articles
• We Are Afraid
  Laura Lasuertmer 8
• Crammed at Checkpoint 300
  Peter Fergus-Moore 14
• 'Women of Horror'
  Mary Button with Eric Mayle 18
• Children in a Dangerous Time
  Meghan Mast 20
• Exorcise for Life
  Johnny Wideman 22
• A Palestinian Pilgrimmage
  Owen Swain 27
• Show Up and Sit with the Pain
  Becca Stanley 30
• Monstrous Whiteness
  Mandy Elliott and Rachel Barber 34
• Fear's Gift
  Connie Sorio 38
• The 'Terrorist' is My Friend
  Roy Berkenbosch 42
• From Great City to Fear City
  Miriam Meinders 44
• Activists Explore Joyful Transformation
  carla bergman, Nick Montgomery with James Wilt 48
• Regulars
• Editorial: Some Benefit from Fear
  Aiden Enns 6
• Masthead
  Staff 52
• Letters
  By Geez readers 52
• Sections
• Civil Disobedience
  James Wilt 56
• Christian Opposition to DACA Cancellation Spans Nation
• Land Defenders Face Lawsuit
• Christian Peacemaker Teams
  Kathy Kern 58
• #Unsettle 150
• Freedom Road
• Catholic Worker
  Lydia Wylie-Kellermann 60
• Plowshares:The Next Generation
• Disarmament in the Midst of Nuclear Fears
• Feministry
  Bre Woligroski 63
• Femicide is Genocide
• Scripture Verse Challenged
• Poetry
• Fruit on a Wooden Table
  Benjamin Hertwig 7
• Last Words
  W.M. Herring 16