Seeing through the eyes of marginalised people

Seeing the world through the eyes of the marginalised, or even just actually seeing marginalised people - that's the topic of this month's synchroblog, where people blog about the same general topic at the same time, and post links to the others, so that people can surf from one to the other and get different views on the same question. So here are some of this month's contributions (including mine):

• Kathy Escobar – Sitting At The Rickety-Card-Table-In-The-Family-Room For Thanksgiving Dinner
• George at the Love Revolution – The Hierarchy of Dirt
• Arthur Stewart – The Bank
• Sonnie Swenston – Seeing through the Eyes of the Marginalized
• Wendy McCaig – An Empty Chair at the Debate
• Ellen Haroutunian – Reading the Bible from the Margins
• Christine Sine – Seeing through the Eyes of the Marginalized
• Alan Knox – Naming the Marginalized
• Margaret Boehlman – Just Out of Sight
• Liz Dyer – Step Away from the Keyhole
• John O’Keefe – Viewing the World in Different Ways
• Steve Hayes – Ministry to Refugees–Synchroblog on Marginalised People
• Andries Louw – The South African Squatter Problem
• Drew Tatusko - Invisible Margins of a White Male Body