domestic violence, the church & theology
| When: | Friday, October 20, 7-9pm | |
| Where: | St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 15 Roy Street, Seattle, WA 98109 | |
| Registration: | Register here ! |
| When: | Friday, October 20, 7-9pm | |
| Where: | St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 15 Roy Street, Seattle, WA 98109 | |
| Registration: | Register here ! |
You’ve got to check out this article sex trafficking by Jennifer Goodson:
The Opposite of Free Love: Dispatches from the World of Human Trafficking.
peace, dwight


I have recently come in contact with Sunil Sadar, who gives leadership to the Truth Seekers Society, a group that seeks to serve and liberate the repressed castes of India known as the Dalits. The Dalits are the “untouchables” or “outcastes” of society; they are not even worthy (according to Brahmin scripture) to be a part of the human society.
Sadar sees their reforming work with the caste system as being somewhat similar to the West’s Abolitionist. A social reformer named Phule founded Truth Seekers in the early 19th Century and their is still much work to be done. Harijan means “Children of God” and was the term Mahatma Gandhi coined for the “untouchables”.
Jim Henderson of Off-the-Map recently interviewed Sadar.
peace, dwight
also see: fernandogros.com