Changing The Dream
Our indigenous partners in the Amazon have instructed us to change our collective “dream” – how we think about who we are and how we wish to live. To bring forth a “new dream” for humanity, we can choose a different path forward, one that serves all living beings while preserving and repairing the natural life systems that support us all.
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It’s been an astonishing week. In Serbia, Hungary, Turkey, Argentina and the United States, immense protests against authoritarians, corruption, privatization, and other economic issues are taking place. In Serbia, the anti-corruption movement mobilized 100,000 people to converge on Belgrade, leading to the resignation of the government (though not President Vučić). Tens of thousands demonstrated in Hungary against corruption, inflation, and right-wing authoritarian Prime Minister Orban; another set of protests opposed his recent ban on LGBTQ+ Pride marches. In Turkey, thousands of people defied the ban on protests to demonstrate against the undemocratic detention of the mayor of Istanbul who is the leading opposition candidate to President Erdogan. Argentina’s retirees and soccer/football players faced brutal repression from right-wing Milei’s government while demonstrating for their social rights for health and retirement issues.
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