SIKH MURDERS STIR EMOTIONS, SOLUTIONS FROM DALLAS HATE CRIME SURVIVOR & PEACE ACTIVIST RAIS BHUIYAN
DALLAS (WWH) — For Rais Bhuiyan of Dallas, the story out of Wisconsin on Sunday was achingly familiar: Wade Michael Page, the alleged shooter in the Sikh temple rampage that left seven dead and four injured near Milwaukee, was reported to be a white supremacist. So, too, had been Mark Anthony Stroman, a troubled but later-transformed man who would forever.... Read More....
Peace is an Inside Job. Read More...
I hear John Lennon singing Imagine…
Imagine A World Without Hate...We choose Sept. 21, .....Read More...
DALLAS (WWH) — For Rais Bhuiyan of Dallas, the story out of Wisconsin on Sunday was achingly familiar: Wade Michael Page, the alleged shooter in the Sikh temple rampage that left seven dead and four injured near Milwaukee, was reported to be a white supremacist. So, too, had been Mark Anthony Stroman, a troubled but later-transformed man who would forever.... Read More....
Peace is an Inside Job. Read More...
I hear John Lennon singing Imagine…
Imagine A World Without Hate...We choose Sept. 21, .....Read More...
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- We strive to heal our own anger and help others overcome their pain to move forward in their lives.
- We practice nonviolent responses and peaceful mediation with people in crisis.
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Founder's message:
Hate crimes are criminal actions intended to harm or intimidate people because of their race, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation, etc. Whether it's a crime based on ethnicity, race or sexual orientation, hate crimes are an insult to humanity. We all need to remember - all human beings are born free and entitled to all the rights and freedoms without distinction of any race, color, religion, sex, nationality, etc.
Hate doesn’t bring a peaceful solution to any situation, which I realized after I became a victim of a hate crime because of the September 11, 2001 World Trade Center tragedy. This single incident changed my entire life and helped me to realize that hate only brings fear, misery, resentment and disaster into human lives. It creates obstacles to healthy human growth, which, in turn, diminishes society as a whole.
To live in a better and peaceful world, we need to break the cycle of hate and violence. I believe forgiveness is the best policy, which helps to break this cycle.
Stay tuned for updates.
Practice compassion, forgiveness, and healing.
- Rais Bhuiyan, Founder
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