“At first we went down to the street asking for freedom. When they blocked us from getting to the mosque and started firing, we started asking for the downfall of the regime.” said a resident of the city of Homs, in Central Syria, reached by phone. In the background, gunshots rang in the air. Back [...]
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During a recent workshop I attended, there was a short segment on apologies, do’s and don’ts. Mostly common-sense things people would know if they thought about it. Or, if their motives were pure. Often, however, our motives aren’t quite pure. Often, our apologies are half-hearted (at best) or forced. When we’re really not all that [...]
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