Posts tagged indigenous people's rights

'We lost everything, but we didn't lose everything': Where was God in Mayfield tornado?

This week’s Weekend Plug-in highlights how people of faith are relying on God after last week’s devastating tornado in Mayfield, Kentucky. Plus, catch up — as always — on all the best reads and top headlines in the world of faith.

Weekend Plug-In, Analysis, Religion, Religion News, OpinionBobby Ross Jr.December 17, 2021Bobby Ross Jr., Mayfield, Kentucky tornadoes, tornado, tornadoes, faith-based disaster relief, faith and tragedy, Haiti kidnapping, religious nones, nones, indigenous people's rights, Native boarding schools

Video: A Dalit Family Shares The Discrimination, Violence It Faces In India

Jawahar Singh is one of the more than 160 million people in India once considered “untouchables” due to the caste hierarchy in Hinduism. In this episode of “The Dinner Table” produced by Newsreel Asia in partnership with ReligionUnplugged, the Jatavs explain the layers of discrimination from upper caste Hindus that exist in their village.

Asia, NewsHarshita RathoreOctober 28, 2021Harshita Rathore, Primary Feature, dalit, caste discrimination, India, upper caste Hindu, attacks on Dalits, dalit rights, indigenous people's rights, tribal rights, Secondary Feature, Recharge Comment

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