Susan Raffo

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Thursday, November 02, 2017

Loving the bones

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If your people are originally from the northern hemisphere, then this is an important time for you. Across the north, as the earth is...
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Monday, October 30, 2017

A midwestern POCI conversation about healing

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Place matters. All action is local, even when it is sent through the internet to be a national or global initiative. It's local b...
Saturday, October 28, 2017

Dealing with the original wounds

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This is not a trigger warning, but it is an invitation that you pay attention to yourself. I am going to talk about the violence th...
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Thursday, October 26, 2017

How we talk about bodies matters

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Because I am restarting this blog to talk about healing justice, I am starting with some fundamental pieces that feel, for me, like ...
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Sunday, October 01, 2017

Starting again

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As you can tell by looking after this post, I am restarting this blog. I want a place to reflect on the lens of healing justice, on liberati...

A follow up letter to Gary Schiff

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Because so many of you read the first letter , I am including this response to the conversation about the letter that took place on the e-d...

An open letter to Gary Schiff

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Gary, First, you might not know it, but this is a love letter, a letter of hope in the way that hope lives in the places where we hold ...

A call for economic justice that reflects the occupation of this land, the role of the institution of slavery and immigration

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In 1944, FDR spoke about the meaning of security for "post war" America.  As part of that speech and in response to the growi...
Sunday, July 29, 2007

Beneficial nematodes

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I have drunk the kool-aid. Or rather, I have drunk the swamp goo. This is the second year in a row that my lovely squash plants have begun ...
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Saturday, July 21, 2007

Twin Cities US Social Forum

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I know, it's been four months since I last blogged. I am an incredibly part-time blogger. I am, however, pausing here to add a post abou...
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Tuesday, March 13, 2007

Caucawhatsit?

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Twice this week - once on the radio and once in a magazine article - I've heard people refer to "Caucasian" as a race. Please ...
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Thursday, March 08, 2007

As exotic as housepaint

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This morning, walking down Lake Street towards the bus stop, I was reminded by how subjective the experience of "exotic" is. There...
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Wednesday, February 28, 2007

What did you say?

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I told you I was an inconsistent blogger. Here it's been a timespan again since last writing - and so much has happened, too. I could ha...
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Wednesday, February 14, 2007

Internet magic

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It's Valentine's Day and my love is far from me. (Guitar music picks up, something "olde english," like Greensleeves only ...
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Monday, February 12, 2007

I'm baaack part two

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Here's the other thing that happened upon getting back: I had four different phone and email messages from friends telling me they misse...

I'm baaack

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Thanks to the wonders of the red eye flight, I am back in Minneapolis, staring blearily at my first television in two and a half weeks: the ...
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Friday, February 09, 2007

It's a great big planet

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I'm here in Berkeley, California and it's raining. Not thunderstorm-raining but that all day damp drizzle that reminds me of England...
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Wednesday, February 07, 2007

Islamic University opens in Minneapolis

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I find this awesome and fascinating. The first traditional Islamic University has opened in Minneapolis - traditional meaning how Islam is t...
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Monday, February 05, 2007

And how do you say, "dog"?

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Yesterday morning, en route to my class, I stopped at the Whole Foods to stock up on goodies. As I left the building, I noticed this man sta...
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Sunday, February 04, 2007

Sitting on the floor on a Sunday morning

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The alarm went off at 7am and I reached for it, bleary and still asleep but also realizing that if I were home with Luca, I'd be up alre...
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Susan
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Thinking about the healing in justice and the justice in healing. Bodyworker for 15 years, cultural worker/organizer/writer for 30. Raised in Ohio, living in Minnesota, lifting up the midwest. Grandchild of the colonizer and the colonized. www.peoplesmovementcenter.org
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