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Sporting events and politics
Opinion: Sporting events and politics By Sebastian Santos January 25, 2022 Sebastian Santos Sporting events have been seen as virtually sacred by many. The roar of the crowd, the level of athleticism only few can achieve being expressed, the journeys taken by athletes and their teams, the fervid fan loyalty, and the countless traditions practiced add up to a unique sector of society. There is a saying that sports and politics should not mix.
Commentary: Sports and political opinion are not mutually exclusive
By Sebastian Santos Sporting events have been seen as virtually sacred by many. The roar of the crowd, the level of athleticism only few can achieve being expressed, the journeys taken by athletes and their teams, the fervid fan loyalty, and the countless traditions practiced add up to a unique sector of society. There is a saying that sports and politics should not mix. Though sports have been a way to escape the harsh realities we face, inevitably these events do intersect.
Sporting events and politics
By Gulf Breeze News | on January 20, 2022 by Sebastian Santos Sporting events have been seen as virtually sacred by many. The roar of the crowd, the level of athleticism only few can achieve being expressed, the journeys taken by athletes and their teams, the fervid fan loyalty, and the countless traditions practiced add up to a unique sector of society.
Sporting events and politics Original
Sporting events have been seen as virtually sacred by many. The roar of the crowd, the level of athleticism only few can achieve being expressed, the journeys taken by athletes and their teams, the fervid fan loyalty, and the countless traditions practiced add up to a unique sector of society. There is a saying that sports and politics should not mix. Though sports have been a way to escape the harsh realities we face, inevitably these events do intersect.
Our Take: Reclaiming moral high ground
The questions of faith and values are ubiquitous, especially during the holiday season. Especially troubling is the fraught intersection of organized religion, mainstream and social media, politics and the classroom. For example, the words of my hero, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. are regularly twisted to advocate positions antithetical to the spiritual guidance he offers.
Our Take: Reclaiming moral high ground Original
In this 1960 photo, Martin Luther King Jr. speaks in Atlanta. The civil rights leader had carried the banner for the causes of social justice -- organizing protests, leading marches and making powerful speeches exposing the scourges of segregation, poverty and racism. The questions of faith and values are ubiquitous, especially during the holiday season. Especially troubling is the fraught intersection of organized religion, mainstream and social media, politics and the classroom.
Struggling between Consumerism and Sustainability
Photo by Janaya Dasiuk on Unsplash With the holiday season winding to a close and the world moving forward into another New Year, it may be the perfect time to reflect on our way of buying and using goods. The majority of the world’s economy is based on the concept of consumerism. On the surface this does not seem to be a bad thing, as we need to consume goods and services in order to live. However, the excess acquisition of goods may lead to extremely harmful practices.
The struggle between consumerism and sustainability
With the holiday season winding to a close and the world moving forward into another New Year, it may be the perfect time to reflect on our way of buying and using goods. The majority of the world’s economy is based on the concept of consumerism. On the surface this does not seem to be a bad thing, as we need to consume goods and services in order to live. However, the excess acquisition of goods may lead to extremely harmful practices. Log In E-mail: * Enter your e-mail address.
Reclaiming Moral High Ground
Photo by Massimo Virgilio on Unsplash The questions of faith and values are ubiquitous, especially during the holiday season. Especially troubling is the fraught intersection of organized religion, mainstream and social media, politics, and the classroom. For example, the words of my hero, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. are regularly twisted to advocate positions antithetical to the spiritual guidance he offers.
Reclaiming moral high ground
Reclaiming moral high ground by Wim Laven, Sebastian Santos & Tom Hastings | 1/4/2022, 8:51 p.m. Wim Laven Sebastian Santos Dr. Tom H. Hastings The questions of faith and values are ubiquitous, especially during the holiday season. Especially troubling is the fraught intersection of organized religion, mainstream and social media, politics, and the classroom. For example, the words of my hero, Rev.
The struggle between consumerism and sustainability
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Creativity in Nonviolent Resistance
We humans have studied war for perhaps 11,000 years or more. We have colleges and massive industries devoted to that destructive ability of our species. What about the opposite, the creative ability, the constructive conflict? We have been thinking about nonviolence as a way to wage struggle for barely a century or so.
Creativity in Nonviolent Resistance
There is a force in the world that was never considered as a force in our human story until Mohandas Gandhi discovered it 116 years ago, the power of nonviolent resistance. We humans have studied war for perhaps 11,000 years or more. We have colleges and massive industries devoted to that destructive ability of our species. What about the opposite, the creative ability, the constructive conflict? We have been thinking about nonviolence as a way to wage struggle for barely a century or so.
The struggle between consumerism and sustainability
With the holiday season ending and the world moving forward into another New Year, it may be the perfect time to reflect on our way of buying and using goods. The majority of the world’s economy is based on the concept of consumerism. On the surface this does not seem to be a bad thing, as we need to consume goods and services in order to live. However, the excess acquisition of goods may lead to extremely harmful practices.
Reclaiming moral high ground
Published Sunday, Jan. 2, 2022, 8:26 pm Join AFP's 100,000+ followers on Facebook Purchase a subscription to AFP Subscribe to AFP podcasts on iTunes and Spotify News, press releases, letters to the editor: augustafreepress2@gmail.com Advertising inquiries: freepress@ntelos.net By Wim Laven, Sebastian Santos & Tom Hastings (© Tryfonov – stock.adobe.com) The questions of faith and values are ubiquitous, especially during the holiday season.
Creativity in Nonviolent Resistance
There is a force in the world that was never considered as a force in our human story until Mohandas Gandhi discovered it 116 years ago, the power of nonviolent resistance. We humans have studied war for perhaps 11,000 years or more. We have colleges and massive industries devoted to that destructive ability of our species. What about the opposite, the creative ability, the constructive conflict? We have been thinking about nonviolence as a way to wage struggle for barely a century or so.
U.S. military and sustainability
Thought experiment: China contaminates the groundwater in certain places on Oahu, the most populous and popular island in Hawaii. Should we issue a statement of concern? Should we impose trade sanctions? Should we bomb a few Chinese military bases? Should we just declare war on China? Whatever response is appropriate in our thought experiment, now consider that the actual perpetrator is the U.S. military.
Commentary: Lessons from the presidency in the Philippines
By Sebastian Santos As controversial president of the Philippines Rodrigo Duterte’s run in office is soon ending, there are many thoughts arising on who will take his place and what the overall future of the country—and its volatile relationships to the US and China--will be. Most notably, legendary boxer and Philippine Sen. Manny Pacquiao has recently filed his candidacy to run as the next president.
US Military and Sustainability
Thought experiment: China contaminates the groundwater in certain places on Oahu, the most populous and popular island in Hawaii. Should we issue a statement of concern? Should we impose trade sanctions? Should we bomb a few Chinese military bases? Should we just declare war on China? Whatever response is appropriate in our thought experiment, now consider that the actual perpetrator is the US military.
US Military and Sustainability
Thought experiment: China contaminates the groundwater in certain places on Oahu, the most populous and popular island in Hawaii. Should we issue a statement of concern? Should we impose trade sanctions? Should we bomb a few Chinese military bases? Should we just declare war on China? Whatever response is appropriate in our thought experiment, now consider that the actual perpetrator is the US military.
Lessons from the Presidency in the Philippines
As controversial president of the Philippines Rodrigo Duterte’s run in office is soon ending, there are many thoughts arising on who will take his place and what the overall future of the country—and its volatile relationships to the US and China–will be. Most notably, legendary boxer and Philippine Senator Manny Pacquiao has recently filed his candidacy to run as the next president.
My Take: Ways you or your gamer kids can help battle censorship in China
Freedom of speech is virtually universally desired but frequently suppressed. Most people want to say something when institutions are inattentive or mishandling what matters to us. Arguably, more free speech is also key to the social sense of well-being and egalitarian agency — if it can be done with strong social norms of respect and civil discourse. The opposite of free speech is censorship. Some nations are notorious in this regard, such as China.
Ways you or your gamer kids can help battle censorship in China
By Sebastian Santos Freedom of speech is virtually universally desired but frequently suppressed. Most people want to say something when institutions are inattentive or mishandling what matters to us. Arguably, more free speech is also key to the social sense of wellbeing and egalitarian agency—if it can be done with strong social norms of respect and civil discourse. The opposite of free speech is censorship. Some nations are notorious in this regard, such as China.
Educación en Derechos Humanos: una deuda del Estado por una sociedad más democrática
Si bien la discusión respecto a la importancia de los Derechos Humanos a nivel global abarca alrededor de 72 años, teniendo su origen al término de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, su debate respecto a la implementación de programas educativos es bastante más reciente, colocándose en la palestra hacia el año 1993 en la Conferencia Mundial de DDHH en Viena y reforzándose en el año 2005 a propósito del Programa Mundial en DDHH.
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