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TBSC attends Cabrillo College Non-Violence Forum

May 11, 2013 by admin

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A big thank you to the Social Justice Club of Cabrillo College for inviting TBSC to their Non-Violence Forum on Monday May 6th.  The panel included Cabrillo Instructor Phillip Carr, Center for Non-Violence Sandino Gomez and TBSC’s Analicia Cube.  It was a lively informative discussion.  It’s the power of the community that will lead us to peace and balance.  Students engaging in these thoughtful conversations is inspiring.

A big thank you also Paul Stark, president of the club.  He quoted Canon Barnett during the forum:

“The things that make men alike are finer and better than the things that keep them apart, and that these basic likenesses, if they are properly accentuated, easily transcend the less essential differences of race, language, creed, and tradition.”

 

Here’s a link to the page in the book for context: http://books.google.com/books?id=kus5sLG_lfsC&pg=PA45
Here is a copy of the flyer from the event: FLYER
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