[blackvegans] Happenings: Lunch and a Movie , Kemetic Yoga Intensive and more!

[Guest guest]

Something I can't understand is why there's a huge gap between black and white people in the USA. Here in Brazil there would never be a "black" vegetarian society, neither any other "black" or "white" organization. My mother is 100% white, my father is 100% black. Your skin collor doen't matter. We are humans, aren't we? In my country you will find white, black and "mixed" people, but you will never find any kind of prejudice towards someone's collor (as I've said, it doesn't matter!). Animals Matter to me - www.animalsmatter.org Silas, 16, Victoria, Brazil. Brazilian Vegetarian Society coordinator for the Espirito Santo estate www.svb.org.br Animal Rights activist in www.amaes.org.br Vegan (photo + profile) http://www.guiavegano.com.br/galeria/displayimage.php?pos=-5230 Translator and member of the International Vegetarian Union www.ivu.org Volunteer for the Vegan Society - UK www.vegansociety.com Add me (MSN messenger): silasco Black Vegetarian Society of GA <bvsga escreveu: Members and non-members are invited. Our members receive over 50 local discounts at vegetarian restaurants, wellness centers, natural food stores and more! You can become a member or renew your membership

at the following programs * Annual Membership: 1 year $25.00 individual $40.00 family $100.00 corporate ***************************************************************************************************** Mark your calendars because you are invited! Sunday, July 22nd 3pm Lunch and a Movie & interactive question and answer panel discussion

with Dirk Twine, B.A., B.M.E., owner of Herbs and Spices Health Foods and Dr. Malcolm Johnson, O.M.D., H.M.D. with Godobe Health Services who practices Traditional and Homeopathic Medicine A Special Presentation by L'dia Men- Na'a,W.H.E. Hosted by Wanique Khemi-Tehuti Shabazz with WRFG 89.3 FM "A License to Kill " an ward winning documentary, come out and view it for your self and see how the medical industry is paid to keep you sick. Our panelist will enable you to make a personal plan to defeat dis-sease! $10. members and $15.00 non members (cost includes admission and meal) The Black Vegetarian Society of Georgia will hold a Membership Drive at the program, you can become a member or renew your membership at the door! Clark Atlanta University- Robert W. Woodruff Library 111 James P Brawley Drive Atlanta,GA 30314 RSVP here 770.621 5056 or bvsgam ..........

Flickr agora em português. Você cria, todo mundo vê. Saiba mais.

[Guest guest]

Hey! I lived in Brazil

for a year (Londrina, Sao

Paulo, Curitiba, Sao Caetano, Santos). It was

refreshing and wonderful because no one I encountered much cared who was what

color, where each color was located, and for that matter, whether people WERE

different colors.  Most people I met were astonished that Americans even

noticed and brought it up in conversation.

 

Let’s see: “Tenho saudades do

Brasil.” (It’s been a long time, sorry, and my computer doesn’t

do the diacritical markings. But my heart was in the right place.)

 

Cynthia

 

 

 

 

 

On Behalf Of Silas Cordeiro Pascoal

Friday, July 20, 2007 7:35

PM

blackvegans ;

Re:

[blackvegans] Happenings: Lunch and a Movie , Kemetic Yoga Intensive and more!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Something I can't understand is why there's a huge gap between

black and white people in the USA.

 

 

 

 

 

Here in Brazil

there would never be a " black " vegetarian society, neither any other

" black " or " white " organization. My mother is 100% white,

my father is 100% black. Your skin collor doen't matter. We are humans, aren't

we?

 

 

 

 

 

In my country you will find white, black and " mixed " people,

but you will never find any kind of prejudice towards someone's collor (as I've

said, it doesn't matter!).

 

 

 

 

 

Animals Matter to me - www.animalsmatter.org

 

 

 

 

 

Silas, 16, Victoria,

Brazil.

 

 

Brazilian Vegetarian Society coordinator

for the Espirito Santo estate www.svb.org.br

 

 

 

 

Animal Rights activist in www.amaes.org.br

 

 

 

Vegan (photo + profile) http://www.guiavegano.com.br/galeria/displayimage.php?pos=-5230

 

 

 

 

Translator and member of the

International Vegetarian Union www.ivu.org

 

 

 

Volunteer for the Vegan Society - UK www.vegansociety.com

 

 

 

Add me (MSN messenger): silasco (AT) hotmail (DOT) com

 

 

 

 

Black Vegetarian Society

of GA <bvsga > escreveu:

 

 

 

 

Members and

non-members are invited. Our members receive over 50 local discounts at

vegetarian restaurants, wellness centers, natural food stores and more!

 

 

 

 

 

You can

become a member or renew your membership at the following programs *

 

 

 

 

 

Annual Membership: 1

year $25.00 individual $40.00 family

$100.00 corporate

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

*****************************************************************************************************

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mark your

calendars because you are invited!

 

 

 

 

 

Sunday,

July 22nd 3pm

 

 

 

 

 

Lunch and a

Movie & interactive question and answer panel discussion with Dirk Twine, B.A., B.M.E.,

owner of Herbs and Spices Health Foods and Dr. Malcolm Johnson, O.M.D., H.M.D.

with Godobe Health Services who practices Traditional Chinese

Medicine and Homeopathic Medicine

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A Special Presentation by

L'dia Men- Na'a,W.H.E.

 

 

 

 

 

Hosted by Wanique Khemi-Tehuti Shabazz

with WRFG 89.3 FM

 

 

 

 

 

 

" A License to Kill " an ward

winning documentary, come out and view it for your self and see how the medical

industry is paid to keep you sick. Our panelist will enable you to make a

personal plan to defeat dis-sease!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

$10. members and $15.00 non members

 

 

(cost includes admission and meal)

 

 

 

 

 

The Black

Vegetarian Society of Georgia will hold a Membership

Drive at the program, you can become a member or

renew your membership at the door!

 

 

 

 

 

Clark Atlanta University- Robert W. Woodruff Library

 

 

111 James P Brawley Drive

 

 

Atlanta,GA 30314

 

 

 

 

 

RSVP here 770.621 5056 or bvsga

 

 

 

 

 

 

...........

 

 

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agora em português. Você cria, todo mundo vê. Saiba mais.

[Guest guest]

Unfortunately there are still areas in the UK ( a lot are rural ) where different races are "looked down" on purely through ignorance. Conversely a lot of religious groups segregate themselves forming large communities who do not want to integrate or be part of the bigger community. Its all sad realy. The Valley Vegan................. Silas Cordeiro Pascoal <cordeiropascoal wrote: Something I can't understand is why

there's a huge gap between black and white people in the USA. Here in Brazil there would never be a "black" vegetarian society, neither any other "black" or "white" organization. My mother is 100% white, my father is 100% black. Your skin collor doen't matter. We are humans, aren't we? In my country you will find white, black and "mixed" people, but you will never find any kind of prejudice towards someone's collor (as I've said, it doesn't matter!). Animals Matter to me - www.animalsmatter.org Silas, 16, Victoria, Brazil. Brazilian Vegetarian Society coordinator for the Espirito Santo estate www.svb.org.br Animal Rights activist in www.amaes.org.br Vegan (photo + profile) http://www.guiavegano.com.br/galeria/displayimage.php?pos=-5230 Translator and member of the International Vegetarian Union www.ivu.org Volunteer for the Vegan Society - UK www.vegansociety.com Add me (MSN messenger): silasco (AT) hotmail (DOT) com Black Vegetarian Society of GA <bvsga > escreveu: Members and non-members are

invited. Our members receive over 50 local discounts at vegetarian restaurants, wellness centers, natural food stores and more! You can become a member or renew your membership at the following programs * Annual Membership: 1 year $25.00 individual $40.00 family $100.00 corporate ***************************************************************************************************** Mark your calendars because you are

invited! Sunday, July 22nd 3pm Lunch and a Movie & interactive question and answer panel discussion with Dirk Twine, B.A., B.M.E., owner of Herbs and Spices Health Foods and Dr. Malcolm Johnson, O.M.D., H.M.D. with Godobe Health Services who practices Traditional and Homeopathic Medicine A Special Presentation by L'dia Men- Na'a,W.H.E. Hosted by Wanique Khemi-Tehuti

Shabazz with WRFG 89.3 FM "A License to Kill " an ward winning documentary, come out and view it for your self and see how the medical industry is paid to keep you sick. Our panelist will enable you to make a personal plan to defeat dis-sease! $10. members and $15.00 non members (cost includes admission and meal) The Black Vegetarian Society of Georgia will hold a Membership Drive at the program, you can become a member or renew your membership at the door! Clark Atlanta

University- Robert W. Woodruff Library 111 James P Brawley Drive Atlanta,GA 30314 RSVP here 770.621 5056 or bvsga .......... Flickr agora em português. Você cria, todo mundo vê. Saiba mais. Peter H

 

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[Guest guest]

You're always welcome ;-)

 

Brazilian people will always smile to you as well as to any

foreigner, no matter where is s/he from or wich color his/her skin

is. Our nation was made of all ethnical groups, then they mixed, so

that today you'll scarcelly find a Brazilian who claims to be white

or black. We're Brazilians, just that. Why should we worry about skin

color?

 

Silas

 

PS. in " tenho saudades do Brazil " (I miss Brazil) no diacritical mark

was necessary ;-)

I miss the English classes I had as a kid. I've forgotten a lot about

grammar, vocabulary, etc. so that sometimes I can't even communicate

with americans...

 

 

 

, " ckg " <cynthiaandtheothers

wrote:

>

> Hey! I lived in Brazil for a year (Londrina, Sao Paulo, Curitiba,

Sao

> Caetano, Santos). It was refreshing and wonderful because no one I

> encountered much cared who was what color, where each color was

located, and

> for that matter, whether people WERE different colors. Most people

I met

> were astonished that Americans even noticed and brought it up in

> conversation.

>

>

>

> Let's see: " Tenho saudades do Brasil. " (It's been a long time,

sorry, and my

> computer doesn't do the diacritical markings. But my heart was in

the right

> place.)

>

>

>

> Cynthia

>

>

>

> _____

>

>

On

> Behalf Of Silas Cordeiro Pascoal

> Friday, July 20, 2007 7:35 PM

> blackvegans ;

> Re: [blackvegans] Happenings: Lunch and a

Movie ,

> Kemetic Yoga Intensive and more!

>

>

>

> Something I can't understand is why there's a huge gap between

black and

> white people in the USA.

>

>

>

> Here in Brazil there would never be a " black " vegetarian society,

neither

> any other " black " or " white " organization. My mother is 100% white,

my

> father is 100% black. Your skin collor doen't matter. We are

humans, aren't

> we?

>

>

>

> In my country you will find white, black and " mixed " people, but

you will

> never find that kind of prejudice towards someone's collor (as I've

said, it

> doesn't matter!).

>

>

>

> Animals Matter to me - www.animalsmatter.

<http://www.animalsmatter.org> org

>

>

>

> Silas, 16, Victoria, Brazil.

>

> Brazilian Vegetarian Society coordinator for the Espirito Santo

estate

> www.svb.org. <http://www.svb.org.br> br

>

> Animal Rights activist in www.amaes.org. <http://www.amaes.org.br>

br

>

> Vegan (photo + profile) http://www.guiavega

> <http://www.guiavegano.com.br/galeria/displayimage.php?pos=-5230>

> no.com.br/galeria/displayimage.php?pos=-5230

>

> Translator and member of the International Vegetarian Union

www.ivu.org

>

> Volunteer for the Vegan Society - UK www.vegansociety.

> <http://www.vegansociety.com> com

>

> Add me (MSN messenger): silasco (AT) hotmail (DOT) <silasco com

>

>

> Black Vegetarian Society of GA <bvsga escreveu:

>

> Members and non-members are invited. Our members receive over 50

local

> discounts at vegetarian restaurants, wellness centers, natural food

stores

> and more!

>

>

>

> You can become a member or renew your membership at the following

programs *

>

>

>

> Annual Membership: 1 year $25.00 individual $40.00 family

$100.00

> corporate

>

>

>

>

>

>

**********************************************************************

******

> *************************

>

>

>

> Mark your calendars because you are invited!

>

>

>

> Sunday, July 22nd 3pm

>

>

>

> Lunch and a Movie & interactive question and answer panel

discussion with

> Dirk Twine, B.A., B.M.E., owner of Herbs and Spices Health Foods

and Dr.

> Malcolm Johnson, O.M.D., H.M.D. with Godobe Health Services who

practices

> Traditional and Homeopathic Medicine

>

>

>

> A Special Presentation by L'dia Men- Na'a,W.H.E.

>

>

>

> Hosted by Wanique Khemi-Tehuti Shabazz with WRFG 89.3 FM

>

>

>

> " A License to Kill " an ward winning documentary, come out and view

it for

> your self and see how the medical industry is paid to keep you

sick. Our

> panelist will enable you to make a personal plan to defeat dis-

sease!

>

>

>

>

>

> $10. members and $15.00 non members

>

> (cost includes admission and meal)

>

>

>

> The Black Vegetarian Society of Georgia will hold a Membership

Drive at the

> program, you can become a member or renew your membership at the

door!

>

>

>

> Clark Atlanta University- Robert W. Woodruff Library

>

> 111 James P Brawley Drive

>

> Atlanta,GA 30314

>

>

>

> RSVP here 770.621 5056 or bvsga (AT) (DOT) <bvsga com

>

>

>

> ..........

>

> Flickr agora em português. Você cria, todo mundo vê. Saiba mais

> <http://www.flickr.com.br/> .

>

[Guest guest]

Silas-

 

You are writing clearer than most of the “American”

kids I teach. You’re doing fine. 

 

Cyn

 

 

 

 

 

On Behalf Of cordeiropascoal

Saturday, July 21, 2007 8:59

PM

 

Re:

[blackvegans] Happenings: Lunch and a Movie , Kemetic Yoga Intensive and more!

 

 

 

 

 

You're always welcome ;-)

 

Brazilian people will always smile to you as well as to any

foreigner, no matter where is s/he from or wich color his/her skin

is. Our nation was made of all ethnical groups, then they mixed, so

that today you'll scarcelly find a Brazilian who claims to be white

or black. We're Brazilians, just that. Why should we worry about skin

color?

 

Silas

 

PS. in " tenho saudades do Brazil "

(I miss Brazil)

no diacritical mark

was necessary ;-)

I miss the English classes I had as a kid. I've forgotten a lot about

grammar, vocabulary, etc. so that sometimes I can't even communicate

with americans...

 

,

" ckg " <cynthiaandtheothers

wrote:

>

> Hey! I lived in Brazil

for a year (Londrina, Sao

Paulo, Curitiba,

 

Sao

> Caetano, Santos).

It was refreshing and wonderful because no one I

> encountered much cared who was what color, where each color was

located, and

> for that matter, whether people WERE different colors. Most people

I met

> were astonished that Americans even noticed and brought it up in

> conversation.

>

>

>

> Let's see: " Tenho saudades do Brasil. " (It's been a long time,

sorry, and my

> computer doesn't do the diacritical markings. But my heart was in

the right

> place.)

>

>

>

> Cynthia

>

>

>

> _____

>

>

 

 

On

> Behalf Of Silas Cordeiro Pascoal

> Friday, July 20, 2007 7:35 PM

> blackvegans ;

 

> Re: [blackvegans] Happenings: Lunch and a

Movie ,

> Kemetic Yoga Intensive and more!

>

>

>

> Something I can't understand is why there's a huge gap between

black and

> white people in the USA.

>

>

>

> Here in Brazil

there would never be a " black " vegetarian society,

neither

> any other " black " or " white " organization. My mother

is 100% white,

my

> father is 100% black. Your skin collor doen't matter. We are

humans, aren't

> we?

>

>

>

> In my country you will find white, black and " mixed " people, but

 

you will

> never find that kind of prejudice towards someone's collor (as I've

said, it

> doesn't matter!).

>

>

>

> Animals Matter to me - www.animalsmatter.

<http://www.animalsmatter.org>

org

>

>

>

> Silas, 16, Victoria, Brazil.

>

> Brazilian Vegetarian Society coordinator for the Espirito Santo

estate

> www.svb.org. <http://www.svb.org.br>

br

>

> Animal Rights activist in www.amaes.org. <http://www.amaes.org.br>

br

>

> Vegan (photo + profile) http://www.guiavega

> <http://www.guiavegano.com.br/galeria/displayimage.php?pos=-5230>

> no.com.br/galeria/displayimage.php?pos=-5230

>

> Translator and member of the International Vegetarian Union

www.ivu.org

>

> Volunteer for the Vegan Society - UK www.vegansociety.

> <http://www.vegansociety.com>

com

>

> Add me (MSN messenger): silasco (AT) hotmail (DOT) <silasco

com

>

>

> Black Vegetarian Society of GA <bvsga escreveu:

>

> Members and non-members are invited. Our members receive over 50

local

> discounts at vegetarian restaurants, wellness centers, natural food

stores

> and more!

>

>

>

> You can become a member or renew your membership at the following

programs *

>

>

>

> Annual Membership: 1 year $25.00 individual $40.00 family

$100.00

> corporate

>

>

>

>

>

>

**********************************************************************

******

> *************************

>

>

>

> Mark your calendars because you are invited!

>

>

>

> Sunday, July 22nd 3pm

>

>

>

> Lunch and a Movie & interactive question and answer panel

discussion with

> Dirk Twine, B.A., B.M.E., owner of Herbs and Spices Health Foods

and Dr.

> Malcolm Johnson, O.M.D., H.M.D. with Godobe Health Services who

practices

> Traditional and Homeopathic Medicine

>

>

>

> A Special Presentation by L'dia Men- Na'a,W.H.E.

>

>

>

> Hosted by Wanique Khemi-Tehuti Shabazz with WRFG 89.3 FM

>

>

>

> " A License to Kill " an ward winning documentary, come out and

view

it for

> your self and see how the medical industry is paid to keep you

sick. Our

> panelist will enable you to make a personal plan to defeat dis-

sease!

>

>

>

>

>

> $10. members and $15.00 non members

>

> (cost includes admission and meal)

>

>

>

> The Black Vegetarian Society of Georgia will hold a Membership

Drive at the

> program, you can become a member or renew your membership at the

door!

>

>

>

> Clark Atlanta University-

Robert W. Woodruff Library

>

> 111 James P Brawley Drive

>

> Atlanta,GA 30314

>

>

>

> RSVP here 770.621 5056 or bvsga (AT) (DOT) <bvsga com

>

>

>

> ..........

>

> Flickr agora em português. Você cria, todo mundo vê. Saiba mais

> <http://www.flickr.com.br/>

..

>

[Guest guest]

I am a Vegan, I have not watched TV for 13 years and I own a

parrot. I can’t communicate with Americans. ;-)

 

There’s a lot of Texan bar mentality in the US.

 

Don

 

 

 

 

On Behalf Of cordeiropascoal

Saturday, July 21, 2007 5:59 PM

 

Re: [blackvegans] Happenings: Lunch and a Movie ,

Kemetic Yoga Intensive and more!

 

 

 

 

 

 

You're always welcome ;-)

 

Brazilian people will always smile to you as well as to any

foreigner, no matter where is s/he from or wich color his/her skin

is. Our nation was made of all ethnical groups, then they mixed, so

that today you'll scarcelly find a Brazilian who claims to be white

or black. We're Brazilians, just that. Why should we worry about skin

color?

 

Silas

 

PS. in " tenho saudades do Brazil " (I miss Brazil) no diacritical mark

 

was necessary ;-)

I miss the English classes I had as a kid. I've forgotten a lot about

grammar, vocabulary, etc. so that sometimes I can't even communicate

with americans...

 

,

" ckg " <cynthiaandtheothers

wrote:

>

> Hey! I lived in Brazil for a year (Londrina, Sao Paulo, Curitiba,

Sao

> Caetano, Santos). It was refreshing and wonderful because no one I

> encountered much cared who was what color, where each color was

located, and

> for that matter, whether people WERE different colors. Most people

I met

> were astonished that Americans even noticed and brought it up in

> conversation.

>

>

>

> Let's see: " Tenho saudades do Brasil. " (It's been a long time,

sorry, and my

> computer doesn't do the diacritical markings. But my heart was in

the right

> place.)

>

>

>

> Cynthia

>

>

>

> _____

>

>

 

 

On

> Behalf Of Silas Cordeiro Pascoal

> Friday, July 20, 2007 7:35 PM

> blackvegans ;

 

> Re: [blackvegans] Happenings: Lunch and a

Movie ,

> Kemetic Yoga Intensive and more!

>

>

>

> Something I can't understand is why there's a huge gap between

black and

> white people in the USA.

>

>

>

> Here in Brazil there would never be a " black " vegetarian

society,

neither

> any other " black " or " white " organization. My mother

is 100% white,

my

> father is 100% black. Your skin collor doen't matter. We are

humans, aren't

> we?

>

>

>

> In my country you will find white, black and " mixed " people, but

 

you will

> never find that kind of prejudice towards someone's collor (as I've

said, it

> doesn't matter!).

>

>

>

> Animals Matter to me - www.animalsmatter.

<http://www.animalsmatter.org>

org

>

>

>

> Silas, 16, Victoria, Brazil.

>

> Brazilian Vegetarian Society coordinator for the Espirito Santo

estate

> www.svb.org. <http://www.svb.org.br>

br

>

> Animal Rights activist in www.amaes.org. <http://www.amaes.org.br>

br

>

> Vegan (photo + profile) http://www.guiavega

> <http://www.guiavegano.com.br/galeria/displayimage.php?pos=-5230>

> no.com.br/galeria/displayimage.php?pos=-5230

>

> Translator and member of the International Vegetarian Union

www.ivu.org

>

> Volunteer for the Vegan Society - UK www.vegansociety.

> <http://www.vegansociety.com>

com

>

> Add me (MSN messenger): silasco (AT) hotmail (DOT) <silasco com

>

>

> Black Vegetarian Society of GA <bvsga escreveu:

>

> Members and non-members are invited. Our members receive over 50

local

> discounts at vegetarian restaurants, wellness centers, natural food

stores

> and more!

>

>

>

> You can become a member or renew your membership at the following

programs *

>

>

>

> Annual Membership: 1 year $25.00 individual $40.00 family

$100.00

> corporate

>

>

>

>

>

>

**********************************************************************

******

> *************************

>

>

>

> Mark your calendars because you are invited!

>

>

>

> Sunday, July 22nd 3pm

>

>

>

> Lunch and a Movie & interactive question and answer panel

discussion with

> Dirk Twine, B.A., B.M.E., owner of Herbs and Spices Health Foods

and Dr.

> Malcolm Johnson, O.M.D., H.M.D. with Godobe Health Services who

practices

> Traditional and Homeopathic Medicine

>

>

>

> A Special Presentation by L'dia Men- Na'a,W.H.E.

>

>

>

> Hosted by Wanique Khemi-Tehuti Shabazz with WRFG 89.3 FM

>

>

>

> " A License to Kill " an ward winning documentary, come out and

view

it for

> your self and see how the medical industry is paid to keep you

sick. Our

> panelist will enable you to make a personal plan to defeat dis-

sease!

>

>

>

>

>

> $10. members and $15.00 non members

>

> (cost includes admission and meal)

>

>

>

> The Black Vegetarian Society of Georgia will hold a Membership

Drive at the

> program, you can become a member or renew your membership at the

door!

>

>

>

> Clark Atlanta University- Robert W. Woodruff Library

>

> 111 James P Brawley Drive

>

> Atlanta,GA 30314

>

>

>

> RSVP here 770.621 5056 or bvsga (AT) (DOT) <bvsga com

>

>

>

> ..........

>

> Flickr agora em português. Você cria, todo mundo vê. Saiba mais

> <http://www.flickr.com.br/>

..

>

[Guest guest]

Travellers are one such group, and not many people think they are

being racist if they dislike them!

 

I have not come across the religious aspect you mention though.

 

Jo

 

, Peter VV <swpgh01 wrote:

>

> Unfortunately there are still areas in the UK ( a lot are rural )

where different races are " looked down " on purely through ignorance.

> Conversely a lot of religious groups segregate themselves forming

large communities who do not want to integrate or be part of the

bigger community.

> Its all sad realy.

>

> The Valley Vegan.................

>

>

> Silas Cordeiro Pascoal <cordeiropascoal wrote:

> Something I can't understand is why there's a huge gap

between black and white people in the USA.

>

> Here in Brazil there would never be a " black " vegetarian society,

neither any other " black " or " white " organization. My mother is 100%

white, my father is 100% black. Your skin collor doen't matter. We

are humans, aren't we?

>

> In my country you will find white, black and " mixed " people, but

you will never find any kind of prejudice towards someone's collor

(as I've said, it doesn't matter!).

>

> Animals Matter to me - www.animalsmatter.org

>

> Silas, 16, Victoria, Brazil.

> Brazilian Vegetarian Society coordinator for the Espirito Santo

estate www.svb.org.br

> Animal Rights activist in www.amaes.org.br

> Vegan (photo + profile)

http://www.guiavegano.com.br/galeria/displayimage.php?pos=-5230

> Translator and member of the International Vegetarian Union

www.ivu.org

> Volunteer for the Vegan Society - UK www.vegansociety.com

> Add me (MSN messenger): silasco

>

> Black Vegetarian Society of GA <bvsga escreveu:

> Members and non-members are invited. Our members receive over

50 local discounts at vegetarian restaurants, wellness centers,

natural food stores and more!

>

> You can become a member or renew your membership at the following

programs *

>

> Annual Membership: 1 year $25.00 individual $40.00 family

$100.00 corporate

>

>

>

**********************************************************************

*******************************

>

>

> Mark your calendars because you are invited!

>

> Sunday, July 22nd 3pm

>

>

> Lunch and a Movie & interactive question and answer panel

discussion with Dirk Twine, B.A., B.M.E., owner of Herbs and Spices

Health Foods and Dr. Malcolm Johnson, O.M.D., H.M.D. with Godobe

Health Services who practices Traditional and

Homeopathic Medicine

>

> A Special Presentation by L'dia Men- Na'a,W.H.E.

>

> Hosted by Wanique Khemi-Tehuti Shabazz with WRFG 89.3 FM

>

>

> " A License to Kill " an ward winning documentary, come out and

view it for your self and see how the medical industry is paid to

keep you sick. Our panelist will enable you to make a personal plan

to defeat dis-sease!

>

>

> $10. members and $15.00 non members

> (cost includes admission and meal)

>

> The Black Vegetarian Society of Georgia will hold a Membership

Drive at the program, you can become a member or renew your

membership at the door!

>

> Clark Atlanta University- Robert W. Woodruff Library

> 111 James P Brawley Drive

> Atlanta,GA 30314

>

> RSVP here 770.621 5056 or bvsga

>

>

> ..........

>

> Flickr agora em português. Você cria, todo mundo vê. Saiba mais.

>

>

>

>

> Peter H

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

I am not a great telly watcher. You sound like an addictive

personality to have to give it up altogether, just like the drugs you

mention.

 

While I agree that there is a lot of rubbish on the television it can

be interesting, informative or just pleasurably. These descriptions

apply to reading books as well, but we don't hear people say they

should give up reading.

 

Jo

, " Don Scott " <donscott wrote:

>

> I am a Vegan, I have not watched TV for 13 years and I own a

parrot. I can't

> communicate with Americans. ;-)

>

>

>

> There's a lot of Texan bar mentality in the US.

>

>

>

> Don

>

>

>

>

On

> Behalf Of cordeiropascoal

> Saturday, July 21, 2007 5:59 PM

>

> Re: [blackvegans] Happenings: Lunch and a

Movie ,

> Kemetic Yoga Intensive and more!

>

>

>

> You're always welcome ;-)

>

> Brazilian people will always smile to you as well as to any

> foreigner, no matter where is s/he from or wich color his/her skin

> is. Our nation was made of all ethnical groups, then they mixed, so

> that today you'll scarcelly find a Brazilian who claims to be white

> or black. We're Brazilians, just that. Why should we worry about

skin

> color?

>

> Silas

>

> PS. in " tenho saudades do Brazil " (I miss Brazil) no diacritical

mark

> was necessary ;-)

> I miss the English classes I had as a kid. I've forgotten a lot

about

> grammar, vocabulary, etc. so that sometimes I can't even

communicate

> with americans...

>

> <%

40> ,

> " ckg " <cynthiaandtheothers@>

> wrote:

> >

> > Hey! I lived in Brazil for a year (Londrina, Sao Paulo, Curitiba,

> Sao

> > Caetano, Santos). It was refreshing and wonderful because no one I

> > encountered much cared who was what color, where each color was

> located, and

> > for that matter, whether people WERE different colors. Most

people

> I met

> > were astonished that Americans even noticed and brought it up in

> > conversation.

> >

> >

> >

> > Let's see: " Tenho saudades do Brasil. " (It's been a long time,

> sorry, and my

> > computer doesn't do the diacritical markings. But my heart was in

> the right

> > place.)

> >

> >

> >

> > Cynthia

> >

> >

> >

> > _____

> >

> > <%

40>

> [ <%

40> ]

> On

> > Behalf Of Silas Cordeiro Pascoal

> > Friday, July 20, 2007 7:35 PM

> > blackvegans <blackvegans%

40> ;

> <%40>

> > Re: [blackvegans] Happenings: Lunch and a

> Movie ,

> > Kemetic Yoga Intensive and more!

> >

> >

> >

> > Something I can't understand is why there's a huge gap between

> black and

> > white people in the USA.

> >

> >

> >

> > Here in Brazil there would never be a " black " vegetarian society,

> neither

> > any other " black " or " white " organization. My mother is 100%

white,

> my

> > father is 100% black. Your skin collor doen't matter. We are

> humans, aren't

> > we?

> >

> >

> >

> > In my country you will find white, black and " mixed " people, but

> you will

> > never find that kind of prejudice towards someone's collor (as

I've

> said, it

> > doesn't matter!).

> >

> >

> >

> > Animals Matter to me - www.animalsmatter.

> <http://www.animalsmatter.org> org

> >

> >

> >

> > Silas, 16, Victoria, Brazil.

> >

> > Brazilian Vegetarian Society coordinator for the Espirito Santo

> estate

> > www.svb.org. <http://www.svb.org.br> br

> >

> > Animal Rights activist in www.amaes.org.

<http://www.amaes.org.br>

> br

> >

> > Vegan (photo + profile) http://www.guiavega

> > <http://www.guiavegano.com.br/galeria/displayimage.php?pos=-5230>

> > no.com.br/galeria/displayimage.php?pos=-5230

> >

> > Translator and member of the International Vegetarian Union

> www.ivu.org

> >

> > Volunteer for the Vegan Society - UK www.vegansociety.

> > <http://www.vegansociety.com> com

> >

> > Add me (MSN messenger): silasco (AT) hotmail (DOT) <silasco@> com

> >

> >

> > Black Vegetarian Society of GA <bvsga@> escreveu:

> >

> > Members and non-members are invited. Our members receive over 50

> local

> > discounts at vegetarian restaurants, wellness centers, natural

food

> stores

> > and more!

> >

> >

> >

> > You can become a member or renew your membership at the following

> programs *

> >

> >

> >

> > Annual Membership: 1 year $25.00 individual $40.00 family

> $100.00

> > corporate

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

**********************************************************************

> ******

> > *************************

> >

> >

> >

> > Mark your calendars because you are invited!

> >

> >

> >

> > Sunday, July 22nd 3pm

> >

> >

> >

> > Lunch and a Movie & interactive question and answer panel

> discussion with

> > Dirk Twine, B.A., B.M.E., owner of Herbs and Spices Health Foods

> and Dr.

> > Malcolm Johnson, O.M.D., H.M.D. with Godobe Health Services who

> practices

> > Traditional and Homeopathic Medicine

> >

> >

> >

> > A Special Presentation by L'dia Men- Na'a,W.H.E.

> >

> >

> >

> > Hosted by Wanique Khemi-Tehuti Shabazz with WRFG 89.3 FM

> >

> >

> >

> > " A License to Kill " an ward winning documentary, come out and

view

> it for

> > your self and see how the medical industry is paid to keep you

> sick. Our

> > panelist will enable you to make a personal plan to defeat dis-

> sease!

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > $10. members and $15.00 non members

> >

> > (cost includes admission and meal)

> >

> >

> >

> > The Black Vegetarian Society of Georgia will hold a Membership

> Drive at the

> > program, you can become a member or renew your membership at the

> door!

> >

> >

> >

> > Clark Atlanta University- Robert W. Woodruff Library

> >

> > 111 James P Brawley Drive

> >

> > Atlanta,GA 30314

> >

> >

> >

> > RSVP here 770.621 5056 or bvsga (AT) (DOT) <bvsga@> com

> >

> >

> >

> > ..........

> >

> > Flickr agora em português. Você cria, todo mundo vê. Saiba mais

> > <http://www.flickr.com.br/> .

> >

>