Black, Buddhist, and Free
The editors of the anthology Black and Buddhist on what the dharma can teach us about race, suffering, and freedom
people of color
Buddhists and Racial Justice: A History
How have American convert Buddhists understood racial justice?
Asian Buddhists in Western Contexts
After 16 years, a sangha for Asians in the diaspora (virtually) returns to Spirit Rock.
A New Meditation App for People of Color
Why Julio Rivera created Liberate
Awakening to the Apocalypse
In the New Testament, the four horsemen signal the end of all things, but in Buddhism, every ending is also a beginning.
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Dharma For All
Bhumisparsha, a virtual sangha started by Lama Rod Owens and Justin von Bujdoss, aims to create a new kind of Buddhist community.
Why Are There So Many Black Buddhists?
A black practitioner struggling with the apparent lack of diversity in American Buddhism finds a vast multi-racial community at Soka Gakkai International.
Tackling The Mindfulness Equity Problem
It’s no secret that most American dharma centers are white and upper-middle class. The Mindfulness Allies Project is working to make mindfulness practice a viable undertaking, instead of an impossible luxury, for those struggling to make…
Teachings for Uncertain Times
In honor of Black History Month, Tricycle is presenting a special video series with 13 Buddhist teachers of color.
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