May 17th, 2008
jr wrote an interesting post today on
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May 17th, 2008
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As I commented a few posts ago, the NAACP met on Friday to select a new President and CEO, and at the time I expressed a wish that they would select a younger leader to move them forward. Well they have. Today they are announcing the appointment of 35 year old Benjamin T. Jealous to the post. A lifelong activist, Jealous most recently served as President of the Rosenberg Foundation, a Human Rights organization based in California. This looks like a good move, as he looks to increase their online presence, something I believe will be integral to their renewed growth.
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May 17th, 2008
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May 17th, 2008
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May 17th, 2008
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May 17th, 2008
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I didn’t have to give up my family’s love or respect if I failed to conform and I had an enormous amount of personal freedom in which to experiment with sexuality, d rugs, politics, and religion….
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May 17th, 2008
JAlan wrote an interesting post today on
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“War should be a last resort, declared by lawful authority and conducted according to the natural moral law: It should be defensive, not imperialistic, and there should be limits to one’s war aims, a fair chance of success, no torture of prisoners, no slavery, full personal accountability for the acts of those engaged, no intentional ‘collateral damage,’ and mercy and reconciliation after the conflict ends.”
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May 17th, 2008
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May 17th, 2008
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Compassionate letter 8, “Loss of Home, Loss of Paradise”
OUR LONG MARCH to the MIRAGE PARADISE?
As Bo Aung Din in Burma Digest
Dear Nan,
Do you remember the seminar we attended in 2001 called, Ethnic Minorities’ Struggles along the Thai-Burmese Border, organized by the Institute of Asian Studies, Chulalongkorn University, the Thai Action Committee for Democracy in Burma, and Asian Forum for Human Rights and Development. I think we had noticed the presence of UNDP, UNHCR, UNESCO and some UN officials there.
Dear Nan, nowadays why did you become so over sensitive, easily irritated, snappy, angry fast and quick to blame others including me? May be you are frustrated with the deadlock in our country’s future. Don’t worry dear, nothing last forever in this world, including the Military rules in Burma/Myanmar. There would be definitely a change in our country’s politico-social status. Don’t give up hope; we already could see the light [...]
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