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Sara
1) Are you familiar with the White Saviour Complex?
2) How would our world change if every day, each of us told one person — just one —'I see you. So you’re not invisible any more.’?
3) Her church members had signed up to bring her meals for two weeks after a double mastectomy. No one showed up. No one delivered, yet they faithfully signed up on the bulletin board at church. Why, if they weren't going to follow thru? Why did they bother to sign up? To look good? To talk the talk but not walk the walk?
4) Where is Sarah’s anger at her low life boyfriend?
5) Where were the sponsors of these refugees? Where were these resources for this woman and her children?
6) Do you wonder whether what she did was a function of her religious upbringing and belief and if there is / could be the equivalent in a secular sense?
1) Are you familiar with the White Saviour Complex?
2) How would our world change if every day, each of us told one person — just one —'I see you. So you’re not invisible any more.’?
3) Her church members had signed up to bring her meals for two weeks after a double mastectomy. No one showed up. No one delivered, yet they faithfully signed up on the bulletin board at church. Why, if they weren't going to follow thru? Why did they bother to sign up? To look good? To talk the talk but not walk the walk?
4) Where is Sarah’s anger at her low life boyfriend?
5) Where were the sponsors of these refugees? Where were these resources for this woman and her children?
6) Do you wonder whether what she did was a function of her religious upbringing and belief and if there is / could be the equivalent in a secular sense?
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