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Refugees Deserve Refuge: Isa and Deo – Free Block 13 – Week of Action
Refugees face unimaginable suffering. And LGBTQ+ refugees face more than most. As many of my readers know, Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya, is one of the largest refugee camps in the world. It holds more than 200,000 refugees and asylum seekers, mostly from various African countries. The LGBTQ+ refugees there have faced savage violence forContinue reading “Refugees Deserve Refuge: Isa and Deo – Free Block 13 – Week of Action”
Dear You: A Black Husband and Father Reflects on Empathy – by Jimmy Friday
This is the fourth in a series of reflections called The Empathy School: reflections on Empathy in today’s world. I’m deeply grateful to my friend, Jimmy Friday, for sharing his thoughts here. This is the third time Jimmy’s words have spoken up from my blog. Scroll back to read more of his thoughts. Dear You:Continue reading “Dear You: A Black Husband and Father Reflects on Empathy – by Jimmy Friday”
History & Hope: Philip C. Kolin’s Poetry Collection “Delta Tears”
Few poets can weave history and hope together with surprising poetic language. But Philip C. Kolin is that rare poet. In Delta Tears, from Main Street Rag Publishing, he succeeds. He has published over forty scholarly books and ten poetry collections in his long career, now as Emeritus Distinguished Professor of English at the UniversityContinue reading “History & Hope: Philip C. Kolin’s Poetry Collection “Delta Tears””
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