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A word, such as anger, gains its meaning through agreement and through the circumstances of its application. A word does not possess an inherent meaning.
For example, I hate you can express an intense dislike, a rage against another or against a group of people. Continue reading
Here are responses from people in Palestine I have read in the past week on social media and in several links in an email message from a Palestinian activist and friend. At times, I have drawn two or more extracts from the same person(s). Continue reading
Part Two
We need to question whether governments, media, scientists and society have contributed to a public hysteria around Covid-19.
This hysteria ignores global deaths from other infectious diseases including hepatitis, tuberculosis, pneumonia, HIV/Aids, influenza and malaria. For example, between 1.5 to 2 million people die from TB every year. Continue reading
Here is information about our free online mindfulness for support during this global pandemic. Continue reading
Teachers Express Concerns and Raise Questions with Christopher Continue reading