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Category Archive for 'Social Justice'

Lost Generation

Can we reverse it?

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In the coming decades, unchecked climate change will stress crops and livestock alike — especially in the world’s poorest regions — and that is expected to cause serious food shortages for half the world’s population, according to US researchers writing in the peer-reviewed journal Science. But while the world’s poor will suffer the most, Europe [...]

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It’s funny. I learned more about ethics and social justice in a biology class than any dozen religious sermons that I can remember. Most people are surprised to learn — as I did during an undergraduate lecture — that we can take dramatic steps towards feeding the world’s poor, and it has little to do [...]

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Four Graces

Four graces for readers who are mindful of our many blessings. Buddhist The joys and pains of all beings are present in the gift of this food. Let us receive it in love and gratitude… And in mindfulness of our sisters and brothers among living beings of every kind who are hungry or homeless, sick [...]

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One of the things that I like best about about the fight to slow climate change is that it is intimately tied to social justice and recognizes that we need to fight every bit as hard to eradicate poverty and diminish suffering in less fortunate areas of the world. And so stories like this one [...]

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