Gandhi Dancer Family Bicycle Ride For Peace
Sep 16th, 2009 | By Mark T | Category: PeaceCheck out this great family bike ride to commemorate Gandhi’s birthday and the International Day of Nonviolence. The bike ride will occur on October 4th!
Check out this great family bike ride to commemorate Gandhi’s birthday and the International Day of Nonviolence. The bike ride will occur on October 4th!
Manis Friedman, a Chabad-Lubavitch rabbi living the Highland Park neighborhood of St. Paul, has set off a firestorm with recent comments he made in Moment Magazine.
The concepts “anarchism” and “anarchist” became household terms during the Republican National Convention this fall. The reporting on the protests that occurred at the convention, made it clear that any crime commited could be attributed to so-called “anarchists”.
This movie is about the impact Vispassana meditation has on prisoners at Donaldson Correctional Facility in Alabama. The director of the movie, Jenny Phillips, was recently featured on Oprah.
In times of trouble, we are told to go shopping. President Bush told us to go shopping in the wake of 9/11, and here we are told it again. Without delving into the details about how shopping may or may not stimulate the economy
Help for Marcia, the Liberal Lunatic from Minnesota
An American woman, known only as Peace Pilgrim, walked more than 25,000 miles across the U.S.A. in the name of peace. Talking about her childhood upbringing she said the following:”On the one hand I was trained to believe that
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The recent world tour of freshman Sen. Barack Obama, was, by any
measure, a blockbuster.
The senator’s trek to Iraq, Jordan, Israel, Germany, France, and
England was a hit, from the word go.
What was more impressive, however, were the graphics. The crowds
(especially in Germany) were nothing if not spectacular.
In political terms, the senator’s campaign [...]
The Twin Cities, Minnesota: known for its culture, charm, its originality, its liberal populous & activists, and- for hosting the Republican National Convention in 2008. One of these things is not like the other…one of these things just doesn’t belong. But, we will make the best of our situation, and welcome protesters from around the country to come and partake of our wonderful Twin Cities’ food, nightlife, and people.