Buddhists for Kamala Actions
ACTION QUICK LINK: KAMALAHARRIS.COM/ORGANIZE Check this page, Events.Demcrats.org, for current actions for Kamala, including zooms, phone banks, and outreach campaigns. https://events.democrats.org/?utm_source=kdh-take-action-redirect I just saw Kamala speak in Atlanta, Georgia. Fast … Continue reading →
Buddhists for Kamala Action: Zoom Rallies
ACTION QUICK LINK: KAMALAHARRIS.COM/ORGANIZE Zoom has become the platform for Kamala’s “virtual rallies”. Volunteers have held five Zoom major rallies so far: Win with Black Women ($1.5 M), Win with … Continue reading →
Buddhists for Kamala Actions: Postcards
ACTION QUICK LINK: KAMALAHARRIS.COM/ORGANIZE POSTCARDS: Here’s another way you can get actively involved in the Kamala campaign: write and send postcards to voters in the swing states. This personal touch, … Continue reading →
Buddhists for Kamala
ACTION QUICK LINK: KAMALAHARRIS.COM/ORGANIZE I’m kicking off Buddhists for Kamala here at Engage. I searched for it on the web, but couldn’t find anything like that, so I’m doing it … Continue reading →
Food Not Bombs – Myanmar
Punks among grassroot groups providing hope as millions struggle with hunger in Myanmar Our friend Kyaw Kyaw, teenage Buddhist monk, now leader of punk rock band Rebel Riot, feeds hungry … Continue reading →
Iran: The Revolution Now
Upon of the death of President Ebrahim Raisi of Iran, who died on Sunday in a helicopter crash in the mountains of Azerbaijan, the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khomeini announced five … Continue reading →
Byung Chul Han: A Noble Culture
In Byung Chul Han’s The Burnout Society, two chapters stand out as exemplary insights into our current social conditions and a cultural alternative that could transform it: “Profound Boredom” (ch. … Continue reading →
Mark Fisher: Exiting the Vampire Castle
I often read Mark Fisher along with Byung Chul Han because I hear resonances between these two very different authors, Fisher being the social and cultural themes sung to the … Continue reading →
Byung Chul Han: The Burnout Society
Byung-Chul Han’s The Burnout Society, published in 2015, was his first popular book of philosophy and social theory published in English. In The Burnout Society, he lays out the themes, … Continue reading →
We Have Not Come Here to Die
On 17 January 2016, PhD research scholar and Dalit activist Rohith Vemula committed suicide, unable to bear persecution from a partisan university administration and caste supremacists. His suicide note, which … Continue reading →
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