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Saturday, March 25, 2023
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Friday, March 24, 2023
SAY NO TO HATE - Speak up, Fight back against bigotry in 2023!
The issue of blaming victimized
minorities has a long and complex history, deeply rooted in politics,
society, and power dynamics. At the heart of this issue is the concept
of "othering," which is the practice of treating someone or a group of
people as fundamentally different from oneself based on their race,
ethnicity, religion, gender, or any other characteristic that sets them
apart.
Historically, this
practice of othering can be seen in the colonization and exploitation
of non-European countries by European powers. These powers justified
their actions by portraying the colonized people as less civilized and
in need of Western interventionism. This same mentality can also be seen
in the Transatlantic Slave Trade, where Africans were viewed as
inferior and therefore suitable for enslavement.
Politically,
blaming victimized minorities can serve as a useful tool for those in
power to divert attention away from any problems or shortcomings within
their own system. It allows for a scapegoat to be identified and blamed
for the problems, such as immigration being blamed for economic
struggles or crime. This serves to distract from the real issues at hand
and maintains the status quo, allowing those in power to remain there
without facing any real change.
Sociologically,
blaming victimized minorities can be seen as a manifestation of
prejudice and discrimination based on fear of the unfamiliar or
unfamiliarity with other cultures. It is an ingrained mindset that views
some individuals or groups as inferior or threatening to the dominant
culture. This leads to systemic oppression and unequal treatment of
minorities in many aspects of society.
Overall,
the blaming of victimized minorities is a complex issue, deeply
intertwined with history, politics, and society. It can be a means for
those in power to maintain their status quo and deflect from their own
shortcomings, while also reflecting deep-seated prejudice and biases
against minority groups.
There are several ways in which good
people can use the law, the Bible, and social media to fight against
blaming victimized minorities:
1.
Advocate for and support anti-discrimination laws at the national,
state and local levels: Laws that protect and promote human rights and
equality can help protect minorities from scapegoating and
discrimination.
2. Use
social media to promote positive messages about minority groups: Good
people can use social media to share information and stories that
humanize and celebrate marginalized communities. It's important to
counter negative stereotypes and promote empathy and understanding.
3.
Hold those in power and those who propagate bigotry accountable: It's
important for leaders to not only speak out against hate and
discrimination but also take concrete actions to promote equality and
justice. Social media can be used to call out leaders who use their
positions of power to promote racism and discrimination.
4.
Turn to the Bible for guidance and inspiration: Many religious
teachings promote compassion, kindness, and respect for all people,
regardless of their background. Turning to these teachings can provide a
moral and ethical framework for fighting against victim blaming.
5.
Support and get involved in local community organizations: There are
many community organizations that work to promote awareness and advocate
for marginalized communities. Supporting these organizations through
volunteering, donations or other means can help amplify their messages
and promote positive change.
Thursday, March 16, 2023
TORCH SONG TRILOGY 1988 - MOVIE
#MovieTime - "Torch Song Trilogy" is a
heartwarming and hilarious 1988 film about a drag queen named Arnold
Beckoff (played by the fabulous Harvey Fierstein).
Arnold is on a journey to find love and acceptance in a world that doesn't always understand him.
Through
a series of ups and downs, Arnold navigates his relationships with his
mom, his ex-boyfriend, and a new love interest. Along the way, there are
plenty of laugh-out-loud moments and touching scenes that will make you
root for Arnold every step of the way.
CRUSING 1980 - MOVIE
#MovieTime - "Cruising" is a 1980 crime thriller film directed by William Friedkin and starring Al Pacino.
It
follows an undercover police officer, Steve Burns (Pacino), who is
assigned to investigate a series of murders in the New York City gay
leather scene. As Burns immerses himself in the subculture, he becomes
increasingly torn between his duties as a cop and his own identity.
The film explores themes of sexuality, identity, and the dark side of human behavior.
Thursday, March 09, 2023
Book: The Subtle Art Of Not Giving A Fuck
#LifeLesson - Here are some key points from "The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F***" by Mark Manson:
- Stop trying to be happy all the time. Instead, focus on your values and what you truly care about, even if it causes discomfort or pain.
- Not giving a f*** about everything frees you to focus on the things that truly matter in your life.
- Accepting that life is inherently difficult and painful can actually make it easier to handle.
- Our problems often stem from trying to avoid or escape them, rather than facing them head-on.
- Being honest about your flaws and shortcomings can actually bring you closer to people than pretending to be perfect.
- Don't take yourself or life too seriously- humor can be a powerful tool for coping with challenges.
- Identify your core values and principles, and use them to make decisions and guide your actions.
- Gratefulness and appreciation can help counterbalance the negativity and challenges of life.
- Accepting responsibility for your problems and mistakes can empower you to change them.
- Embrace your own mortality and the shortness of life- it can motivate you to make the most of your time.
I hope these help!
Basketball Jones by E Lynn Harris
#Bookworm - Basketball Jones tells the story of a successful basketball player named AJ, who secretly struggles with his sexuality and his relationship with his best friend Rodney.
As the two navigate their romantic feelings for each other, they face challenges both on and off the court, including societal pressure, family disapproval, and an injury that threatens AJ's career.
The novel examines themes of identity, acceptance, and the complexities of love.
Wednesday, March 08, 2023
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