Over at the Quaker House blog there are some thoughts on the repeal of “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell,” an ugly policy that was long overdue for the chopping block. The change has implications beyond only the individual soldiers and sailors who will now be able to serve openly. Check the post out here.
Over at the Quaker House Blog, I’ve got a new post which considers how the ending of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell is confidently predicted to portend the end of the US military as we know it. Gotta check it out.
I didn’t write what follows. I’m not sure I would agree with all of it. But I have great respect for the prophet who did, who asked me to post it for general view and discussion. Barack Obama: You are that man. Anonymous It has been nearly two years since you assumed your position of … Continue reading Bible Study: an Anonymous Prophet Says, “You Are That Man”
During my visit with the middle schoolers yesterday, John Griffin appeared to be a model of the success of school desegregation: black kids sitting beside white kids, with some other ethnicities in evidence as well, with as much harmony in evidence as one might expect from such a group of budding adolescents.
A question for my fellow advocates of nonviolence: was it okay for protesters to throw eggs and shoes at Tony Blair when he was signing his new Iraq war apologia in Dublin?