Posted on August 9, 2010, in feminism, gender, race/ethnicity and tagged Andrew Breitbart, Buddha, Buddhism, character, feminism, oppression, race, racism, Shirley Sherrod. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
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I enjoyed reading this post, I felt like i was reading a page out of my life story,Oppression, the mean of this word is prolonged cruel or unjust treatment or control, which was done to me, and I have have done to others. I have seen and dealt with a lot while growing up. For one, I am a young black single mother, Plus I have a genetic disease called Sickle cell anemia, or sickle cell disease (SCD). For a while, I hated my family members because it felt like no one care if I lived or died. No one would check up on me or reached out to see if I was okay, even my father was not there. I would hurt people with my word because I did not understand how to deal with my pain within, but I found growth within myself after having a child of my own and dealing with her on the daily. I could not have hate within myself because I had so much love for life and my child now.
Love can be healing. I’m glad that you have found both love and healing.