Pennsylvania is so beautiful! And the people here have a little bit of the Southern friendliness, so I’m having lots of good conversations while I walk. Today I had three people stop me to tell me that there would always be evil in the world. I wonder who they were trying to convince–me or themselves… Apathy would be more justifiable if our actions couldn’t make a difference. Anyhow, I don’t think it matters too much whether there will always be ‘evil.’ The answer to that philosophical question has no bearing on our responsibility to do what we feel is right. We don’t decide not to lead good lives just because we can’t be ‘perfect,’ so why should we avoid social action because we can’t create a world with no tragedy?
Walking for Peace
Starting June 1st, I’ll be walking at least 1,000 miles for peace. I will walk until given shelter and fast until given food. The way I understand the word, “peace” means internal peace, interpersonal peace, and peace on a national and international level. To get a little more specific, it also means that a young woman should be able to take a walk alone without fearing for her safety. Unfortunately, that isn’t the case right now. I’d like to help improve that situation.
Blogroll
Resources
- A Call To Men
- Alan Berkowitz
- Byron Hurt
- Founding Fathers
- INCITE! Women of Color Against Violence
- Jackson Katz
- Joe Torre
- Keith Edwards
- Men Against Sexual Violence
- Men Can Stop Rape
- Men Stopping Violence
- Men’s Network Against Domestic Violence
- Men’s Resource Center for Change
- Mentors in Violence Prevention
- National Organization for Men Against Sexism
- Peace Pilgrim
- The Farm
- Women of Color Resource Center
Contact Me
peacepilgrim2007 @ gmail . com
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Peace,
We love you and are thinking of you. We just got a chance to catch up with some of the more recent posts - your reflections on the namecalling were really thought-provoking and right on!
Love,
Kaja & Elan
Amen!
Welcome to my hometown
and I second that Amen!!!!