In
the United States and Canada, February is Black History Month, during
which we honor and uplift the lives and many contributions of Black
people, including those woven inextricably into the fabric of the
international Plum Village community. This teaching by the ARISE Sangha
(Awakening through Race, Intersectionality, and Social Equity) offers a
way to practice with the Four Noble Truths:
"This path
is our path of understanding and healing. We practice the noble
eightfold path by resolving to not continue to perpetuate racial
injustice, neither accepting it nor producing it. Our right view of
racial injustice moves us toward right actions of ending existing racial
injustice as we fearlessly identify it occurring in us and around us,
in our personal interactions, and in the structures that actively and
silently perpetuate these actions."
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