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Do You Have the “Right” Mindset?

May 30, 2017 Maya Leave a comment
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NPR recently ran a story that analyzed proposed cuts to government aid programs that stated the underlying premise behind those…

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Posted in: Mashed Potatoes Filed under: budget cuts, Carson, HUD, jobs, justice, Mulvaney, national budget, poverty, prosperity gospel, public aid, unemployed, wealth

Our Most Challenging Issue – One

October 28, 2016 Maya Leave a comment
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This is the first of a series on the issue of race unity, in which I’d like to share some…

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Posted in: Mashed Potatoes Filed under: Abdu'l-Bahá, Bahá'í Faith, bigotry, equality, equity, justice, National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the US, prejudice, race, racism

Is Love All We Need?

September 19, 2016 Maya Leave a comment
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The Beatles sang that “All you need is love.” Out on Medium today someone argued that when it comes to…

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Posted in: Mashed Potatoes Filed under: faith and reason, Islamophobia, justice, love, prejudice, racism

Media and Race Bias—Is that a thing?

January 1, 2015 Maya Leave a comment
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Just stumbled across an article on media race (ethnic) bias on DailyKOS that I found thought-provoking. Let me say right off the…

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Posted in: Mashed Potatoes Filed under: American ethics, equality, ethnicity, James Traficant, justice, Marion Barry, media bias, memorials, race

Ferguson, Staten Island and National Triage

December 4, 2014 Maya Leave a comment
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National leaders and would-be leaders are weighing in on who’s to blame for the high profile deaths of Mike Brown…

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Posted in: Mashed Potatoes Filed under: blame, Eric Garner, Ferguson, justice, law enforcement, Michael Brown, Staten Island, use of force

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