I try to think deeply and Christianly about the problems we’re confronted with in the (post)modern world and how we might work to overcome them. I hope all people of goodwill, Christian or not, find my perspective helpful and feel comfortable engaging in dialogue.
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Hi there, I am trying to get in touch from Quartz (qz.com): what is the best way to reach you? Thanks!
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I have no idea what Quartz is. You mean you want private message me? I’m on Facebook.
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Quartz is an online publication (www.qz.com): I would like to send you an email or you can reach me at nalis@qz.com.
Thank you!
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I’d also like to send you a private message, if at all possible. How can I find you on facebook?
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http://www.facebook.com/jeremy%5Bdot%5Ddowsett; jeremy[dot]dowsett@gmail[dot]com
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Absolutely perfect metaphor! Precisely written.
Thanks for authoring it!
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Thank you for this. The metaphor will help me explain, instead of me just losing my patience and my temper!
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I respect your thinking and writing. Thank you for the kind and honest voice. Diane
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You say “little c catholic” and “little o orthodoxy”. Would you be willing to discuss a bit what you mean by that?
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Hello,
I follow your blog and nominated you for a Very Inspiring Blogger Award. Thank you for your writing!
http://tiffscribes.com/2014/12/29/very-inspiring-blogger-award/
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Pastor:
Read your two blogs on the analogy of white privilege & biking. Hit the nail on the head. I’m from California, been in Louisiana for about 12 years
I’m on the leadership committee of a nascent statewide bike/ped advocacy group and also new board member of a local bike advocacy group. I am one of two people of color on the board, and probably the oldest member of the group. I’ve also recently joined a local group that has been conducting a dialogue on race (they’ve been at it for at least ten years).
With your permission, I’d like to share your two bike/privilege blogs with both my dialogue group and with my bike/ped advocates. I think that it resonate with both groups. Particularly with the bike/ped advocates, who haven’t understood the subtle implications of focussing on improved infrastructure, better enforcement of the rules of the road, etc could have an unintended negative consequence to poor communities and POCs.
One more thing, have you seen this post: http://www.citylab.com/commute/2015/01/white-privilege-on-a-bicycle/384634/
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