I am a Cultural Anthropologist, Artist and Explorer in Training. I help others to embrace and appreciate diversity and enjoy the differences and ultimately embrace the oneness that we all share. I lived and worked in a remote area of Kenya for 3 years helping bring people together from all over the world to help empower the African women and girl child. I am actively involved in Wildlife conservation and cannot imagine a world without the amazing creatures that lived on the ranch I lived on in Kenya. We can never seperate the wildife from the people living around them…we must support programs that serve to help the peoples living with and around wildlife so that they have ways of making a living without poaching and charcoal burning. Life is hard for these people that are subsistance farmers when there is a drought their crops do not grow and they can’t feed their families and many resort to illegal activities such as poaching to feed their families. I am returning in a few months to help those in the villages I worked in learn about their Human Rights. I am humbled to be a part of so many strong women. I tell everyone just tell someone to do something.
We should all know and help educate others of their Human Rights. I love what I do and can’t imagine not living a life where I am allowed to be free to do what I feel passionate about.
I’m so excited now, because when someone buys my CDs either by Download or physical CD it goes to supporting world peace & the World Peace Tour www.truenica.com is where you can get my Eclectic Colors Of R CD & also find out about Human rights . You can also get a free newsletter on how to bring world peace about & the newsletter is called Good Music News. There is something we can all do no matter what position we hold in Life. Also you can get my new CD at www.cdbaby.com/cd/rhondaandpeco & there you can Download or get the physical CD It is called DUAL Decide You Are Love Our group name is Rhonda and Peco. Let me know if you are for World Peace. You can email me from the truenica site. Peace & harmony lets do it now -Rhonda
Mankind Incorporated is a not for profit and global charity organization founded by Walter Tariq Anderson a published author and elocutionist who came to the realization that there was a need for a change in our world. He unselfishly made the decision to devote his time and efforts to bring people together for one common purpose which is to support human rights.
He also helped us to acknowledge that we have a power within us greater than any other in the universe, and that is the power of Almighty God.
Once we were able to believe in ourselves then we were able to bring other men & women out of mental darkness so that they too could begin educating as well as uplifting mankind.
(1. We will establish our organization in all four corners of the globe.
(2. We will strive to assist the needy, feed the poor, shelter the homeless, advocate for the unjustly accused, educated the children, and ultimately establish world peace.
(3. We will treat every man, woman and child like human beings, and stand up for what is right in uncivilized times.
We respectfully welcome all of you who support our cause with your opinions, thoughts, ideas, professional degrees, labor as well as contributions.
Please send your e-mails to: mankindincorporated@yahoo.com
This declaration has been hiding itself. I found it through stumbleupon. Here is a little excerpt from the preamble:
…proclaims THIS UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS as a common standard of achievement for all peoples and all nations, to the end that every individual and every organ of society, keeping this Declaration constantly in mind, shall strive by teaching and education to promote respect for these rights and freedoms and by progressive measures…
The ‘keeping this declaration constantly in mind’ is hard to do if it hasn’t first entered the mind. As i started reading the doc, it became obvious that it wasn’t constantly in the minds of others; i noticed violations.
If you don’t know what your rights are, then you won’t know when your rights are being violated. I have copied and pasted it here. You can also go to the website. Give it a shot, read it.
What an incredibly eloquent viewpoint of the world. I read it once, then i read it again, and then i skimmed over it again to make sure i got it, amazing. Here is a little excerpt:
It has been whispered before … we could be as one today … though peace somehow seems so far away … an ancient memory; a distant hope. .. Is peace even possible? When we look about, only to see a world a mess in ruins? THIS place? Through the thick of war with nations and a vengeful natural disaster for every occasion? Where courts and cops care not about the law of the land? Where crime is a circus found on TV for the muse to enjoy with popcorn showers? Where people cry silent in a glass box on display, waiting for a sign of saving from above or beyond?
We are sad to report that many of the freedoms we were told we had, turned out to be privileges after all. Unify is the tapestry of individuals and organizations, actively working towards protecting liberties of the citizens of planet Earth. It’s a sad reality that we must fight for freedoms, but fight we must or die in lust. It’s pouring outside. We are the umbrella group for everyone who cares about and works towards human rights.
Could there be such a place of peace, where media mediates the truth, rather than illusion? Where education really educates and government truly governs and health care actually cares for health? … Where racism is found only within a bordered frame on the wall of an antique shop. Is peace even a possibility?
Oh but I assure you it is, my friend. Follow me wondering, over the rolling Blaire Mountains and through the mystic cloud hanging low in the sky … into the Kestral Valley, swooping down through Dugan’s forest, passing the alelia trees, to meet me by the melody brook near the falling water’s tear, and escape the long days and cold nights of yesteryear.
You’re told it could never happen–but wait! A wise but little known philosopher spent a lifetime of studying problems and seeking solutions. He feathered the books on each battle known to the history of man, and he made an ASTOUNDING discovery. Every losing side, was lacking in either knowledge or force–that’s it. We are at war with our world, and the way to win is within our grasp entirely. All we need is knowledge and force.
So I challenge you. Do your homework on the net’s web, so that you can know the true color of destruction. The answers are waiting for you, buried under the clues of time, so you can understand what we face on the path before us. And what of force? Put down your guns dear restless friends. For force comes in many forms. So powerful is the light of unity, that it can give a voice to the masses, allowing us to illuminate the world. Change starts within. So be at one with yourself and unify with us, that we may be of service to all.
You think peace happens far away? It rests within you everyday.
Here’s to light, laughter and love for many moons,
Brooke Kelley
The Peaceful Warrior
I am a Cultural Anthropologist, Artist and Explorer in Training. I help others to embrace and appreciate diversity and enjoy the differences and ultimately embrace the oneness that we all share. I lived and worked in a remote area of Kenya for 3 years helping bring people together from all over the world to help empower the African women and girl child. I am actively involved in Wildlife conservation and cannot imagine a world without the amazing creatures that lived on the ranch I lived on in Kenya. We can never seperate the wildife from the people living around them…we must support programs that serve to help the peoples living with and around wildlife so that they have ways of making a living without poaching and charcoal burning. Life is hard for these people that are subsistance farmers when there is a drought their crops do not grow and they can’t feed their families and many resort to illegal activities such as poaching to feed their families. I am returning in a few months to help those in the villages I worked in learn about their Human Rights. I am humbled to be a part of so many strong women. I tell everyone just tell someone to do something.
