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People march for Black life. But who marches for the principle of non-harming and non-killing?
People march for Black life. But who marches for the principle of non-harming and non-killing?
How have American convert Buddhists understood racial justice?
Upaya Zen Center hosts an online conference of female leaders, Tuva’s head lama dies of coronavirus, and Buddhists around the world voice support for Black Lives Matter. Tricycle looks back at the events of this week in the Buddhist world.
Buddhist groups join together to protest for Black Lives Matter in downtown Los Angeles, Thai worshippers hold ceremony for spirits, and scholars urge the Association of Asian Studies to confront anti-black racism in the field. Tricycle looks back at the events of this week in the Buddhist world.
Buddhist teacher Larry Ward reflects on the koan of American society.
Rohingya refugees face barriers to getting tested for the coronavirus, monks in Wuhan share their surplus vegetable harvest, and Buddhist groups continue to voice support for Black Lives Matter. Tricycle looks back at the events of this week in the Buddhist world.
Buddhist centers and teachers respond to demonstrations against racial injustice with messages of support, the Myanmar army is accused of war crimes against Rakhine Buddhists, and a man returns to a very different society after entering silent retreat in mid-March. Tricycle looks back at the events of this week in the Buddhist world.
A message for other white Buddhists: Lead with compassion, and understanding will follow.
We invite our readers to engage in the mindful interrogation of biases and fears surrounding acts of racism, police brutality, and protest.
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