Sunday, April 17, 2016
Strong Medicine
In the parlance of Indigenous peoples, I would be considered a protector, a medicine man.
The medicine I use is strong medicine, for use in situations where public health is threatened by lethal disease. These diseases include the disease of dominion, racism, and religious bigotry.
My medicinal practice is called informational public health. By providing facts that help people make sense of social conflict, my medicine empowers them to engage more safely and effectively in public affairs.
As I say, it is strong medicine, too potent for use by the innocent.
The protector society to which I belong is called Public Good Project.
The medicine I use is strong medicine, for use in situations where public health is threatened by lethal disease. These diseases include the disease of dominion, racism, and religious bigotry.
My medicinal practice is called informational public health. By providing facts that help people make sense of social conflict, my medicine empowers them to engage more safely and effectively in public affairs.
As I say, it is strong medicine, too potent for use by the innocent.
The protector society to which I belong is called Public Good Project.
