Category: The Blogging Carnival For Nonviolence 2021

Faces of the Bereft

10/26/2021

Today, we have this powerfully emotive poem from Hilary Thomas.
Faces of the Bereft

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When Will the Killing End?

10/25/2021

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Following her real-life tragedy, Gloria Clark's poem describes what happens in the aftermath of the killing of a chld. Go here to read it.
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Escaping from Domestic Violence

10/22/2021

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Mercy Mekinde was married in Nigeria at the age of 17 to a man older than her own father. She eventually managed to escape from her abusive marriage. Mercy then founded her charity, The Amazing Amazon Initiative, which helps other women in similar situations to build new lives.
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Spare the Rod, Love the Child

Naimah Latif, Executive Producer of The Female Solution worldwide radio and TV network and the ON AIR worldwide radio and TV network, talks about her response to violence towards children. I found this post very moving. Go here to watch it.
What do you think? Do you "spare the rod"? Or do you think this will "spoil the child"? Please comment on my blog post.
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Zhana in Conversation with Lama Rangdrol

10/12/2021

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Lama Rangdrol is one of just a handful of Black/African American Tibetan lamas. In his film, Festival Cancelled due to Heavy Rain (above), he speaks about growing up in the 'hood during the 1960s, where as a young Black man he was hunted, and his pilgrimage to Cambodia, where he found ancient African images that remain undamaged.
Go here to listen to my conversation with him and view his film, Festival Cancelled due to Heavy Rain.
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