bad buddhists
bad buddhistsbad buddhists, a publication of decolonial dharma, shares voices from dharma practitioners actively engaging with matters of social justice
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May I Have the Courage to be Who I Say I Am
Victoria Marcetti’s quilt photo spoke to me like a gentle and loving pride anthem. And dang, I needed it, badly. I still need it.
"On Love and Liberation: Letter to A Friend"
> Elaine Lai's letter to a friend on love and liberation is a tender meditation on friendship, a sweet balm for the suffering heart, and a fierce reminder about the gift of establishing firm boundaries with loved ones who have hurt us.
Where Do I Even Begin, Ya Habibi?
As we witness the 24th month of genocide in Gaza and the quickening pace of ethnic cleansing in the West Bank, bad buddhists is honored to feature the stunning work of artist Zina Al-Shukri. Her paintings will speak for themselves. They are...
“Fear Profiteer” & “Fatalistic Fetus”
I am particularly moved by and proud of this next submission for bad buddhists, by poet Mehdi Hajar. Mehdi's poems on the page first read to me as spoken word. There was uncontainable energy, rhythm and movement in their poems. I imagined t...
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bad buddhists, a publication of decolonial dharma, seeks voices from dharma practitioners actively engaging with matters of social justice. We especially encourage voices that are traditionally marginalized from Western Buddhist spaces.
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