Secular Humanists of Tippecanoe

Owning land requires being a good steward of your habitat. I work all year round to make sure it's a healthy space for wildlife. We will be learning about some native woodland species then we'll be removing garlic mustard and honeysuckle, two noxious invasive species.

After a brief break at the end of this time I'll be heading to the garden expo at the fairgrounds. I don't post my actual address online, so location will get you an idea of where to go. For actual details serious RSVPs can DM me for location details.

Dress for physical work outside. I recommend long pants, garden gloves, work/hiking shoes, and a hat.

This topic was suggested by amazing human, Katie! Thank you, Katie!

MLK said in 1963 "Darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that."

In 1964, Malcom X said "Concerning nonviolence, it is criminal to teach a man not to defend himself when he is the constant victim of brutal attacks."

60 years later, how do these two opposing ideologies hold up? Is violence ever the answer? If so, when?

This doesn't just have to be a discussion on political dissent, we can break it down to the bully on the playground or a physically abusive partner.

*if you are triggered by violence, please contact me beforehand, and I will try to steer the conversation away from anything that may offend or cause harm*

*tentatively weather permitting! If it's storming, we'll postpone!

Dress for the weather. Bring gloves to keep from touching anything unhealthy.