Tag Archives: racism

Indian Lives Matter

Posted on September 28, 2015 by Nancy

This weekend I attended my local Port Townsend Film Festival. The fourth film I saw was the documentary ‘Honor Totem’. For those of you who don’t recall, or didn’t even hear the story, a man living on skid row in … Continue reading →

Posted in My Blog | Tagged antidote, community, finding joy in the face of injustice, grief work, healing, healing power of community, racism, Seattle shooting, totem carvers | 1 Comment

Racism in the Land of the Free

Posted on May 4, 2015 by Nancy

Miss Larkin was my teacher in the seventh grade. One day she asked us if we believed in the ten commandments. Of course we all said ‘yes’. Her second question was whether we cared about our neighbors; same response. Then … Continue reading →

Posted in My Blog | Tagged 'land of the free', economic inequality, love thy neighbor, not enough change, our 1% Congress, racism, racist cops today, racist teacher from childhood, racists today, ten commandments, unequal for generations | 11 Comments

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