Saturday, May 24, 2008
Colorado intentional community looks to support McKinney
We Greens are as diverse as the globe we live on. Since "Respect for Diversity" is one of our Ten Key Values, I guess that's no surprise. Even so, we do have some common threads, and one is the intentional community.
Back in the 60s they were sometimes called a "commune". In the United States everything from the Amish in OH, PA and IN to The Farm in Tennessee qualify as intentional communities. They are people who come together deliberately to live with and near other like-minded folks.
Ons is called Neighborhood University City, and from a quick glance at their blog it looks like they clearly stand with Cynthia McKinney in her effort to win the reen Party nomination.
Back in the 60s they were sometimes called a "commune". In the United States everything from the Amish in OH, PA and IN to The Farm in Tennessee qualify as intentional communities. They are people who come together deliberately to live with and near other like-minded folks.
Ons is called Neighborhood University City, and from a quick glance at their blog it looks like they clearly stand with Cynthia McKinney in her effort to win the reen Party nomination.
// posted by Gregg Jocoy @ 11:26 AM 
