A Time to Dance

February 6, 2012

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There’s a revolution going down in Gaza.  A dance revolution. And it’s led by young people, many teenagers, many of whom live in refugee camps.

My wife shared this article and video with me last week, created by these young dancers seeking change in the midst of oppression:

 

 

What’s revolutionary is the courage these dancers are showing by speaking out against what they see as social injustice.  And they aren’t just thinking of themselves.  One of the leaders shares in the article, “We have a dream that one day we will have our own center where we can teach children to break dance and give them a stage to express their feelings.”

You might want to share this video with students in your ministry or your home this week to spark a conversation about what it looks like to act courageously to seek justice in the face of wrongs.

 

 

 

 

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  • Eileen Kooreman

    What incredible creativity young people have! I admire their ability to find an outlet to express themselves. Having just spent time this past summer visiting a refugee camp in Bethlehem, I know how frustrated these youth are with living under occupation in oppression and having little or no hope for the future. 

  • http://jonhuckins.net/ Jon Huckins

    Thanks for posting this FYI.  Beautiful stuff from a beautiful people.  Palestinians are some of the most misunderstood people by the West and this video shows the heart and resolve that I have grown to love in my time sitting around their tables and sharing in their stories over the years.  

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