Great things to grow in a garden. You can read the article here. Fascinating how the idea of workshops aimed at promoting acceptance and openness were mandatory.
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Great things to grow in a garden. You can read the article here. Fascinating how the idea of workshops aimed at promoting acceptance and openness were mandatory.
View a friendly face after the cut.
Handsome, now who is it?
Never mind. I just read the article. I need to take some pointers from this…If the workshops are effective then I am all for it. Personally I am at a point in my life where I want to shut out closed-minded people. Hypocritical? Perhaps.
People need workshops on racism and homophobia, though.
Loved this article! Thanks for posting.
Restructure!, agreed. I guess I was just really surprised, although it makes a lot of sense that building a community would need underlying principles.
Edited to add: It also made me think how so many other communities could set forth shared understandings. And workplaces.
It seems so easy, and yet, we rarely see these dialogues about accepted/able norms, shared values, and common goals. In the US, I think we’d do well to have a national dialogue like this. The “workshops” are supposed to be public education, but we all know how stellar that institution is…