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Category Archives: Activism
Painful Realization
I humbly regret not seeing what you saw not trusting your word even though i know you experienced it not starting to unlearn sooner not understanding until i saw the numbers 50-50 is not the same as 30-70 And then … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Poem, Politics
Tagged personal responsibility, racism, sexism, transforming oppression, white privilege
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Another dimension?
I’ve been thinking and reading a lot about oppression. I am taking a feminist philosophy seminar and am part of a transforming oppression workshop series. It’s frustrating, tedious, often painful, and very important work. I can’t shake the sense, though, … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Philosophy, Politics
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Happy Singles Week!
Today marks the second day of National Single and Unmarried Americans Week, which in the past has been recognized by singles advocates and the Census bureau – and not much media coverage. This year, the New York times is reporting … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Singles By Choice
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Experiments on the Seas
A friend made me aware of the Seasteding Institute, an organization that aspires to use modified oil-rig platforms as labs for experimenting with new governmental forms. My alarms went off when he said that some of the backers of the … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Economics, Environment, Feminism
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Choice, homelessness, and privilege
During a recent intensive Nonviolent Communication training, i attended a session on choices. Our usual response is to submit or rebel because we think we have to do certain things, we don’t have a choice. The have-to that popped into … Continue reading
Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome
I learned about Joy DeGruy Leary’s work in a class i am taking on Transforming Oppression. As part of a class, we attended a talk she gave. I was impressed by the talk – and shocked and infuriated. Shocked by … Continue reading





