This piece on diversity went live yesterday...
In a strange twist of fate, my piece on peaceful protest and diversity, written several days ago, went live yesterday on the CBC Manitoba website. Here's the link:
Acknowledging diversity--warts and all
Meanwhile, horrible things were happening in Charlottesville, Virginia. I grew up in Virginia, and I spent two happy summers at summer camp in Charlottesville. My stomach was twisted in knots all day about what just took place there.
Let's not let violence and hate win. Peaceful protest is the way forward--and using our critical thinking skills? Essential. I'm so sad that hate (and lot of outsiders) took over--with violence against diversity, against African- Americans, and against Jews--hate took over Charlottesville yesterday. Let's vote for peaceful protest and love. Love wins.
Acknowledging diversity--warts and all
Meanwhile, horrible things were happening in Charlottesville, Virginia. I grew up in Virginia, and I spent two happy summers at summer camp in Charlottesville. My stomach was twisted in knots all day about what just took place there.
Let's not let violence and hate win. Peaceful protest is the way forward--and using our critical thinking skills? Essential. I'm so sad that hate (and lot of outsiders) took over--with violence against diversity, against African- Americans, and against Jews--hate took over Charlottesville yesterday. Let's vote for peaceful protest and love. Love wins.
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