Some more equal than others? - preview
In a recent conversation with a couple of other Friends, we discovered that we all thought that we were being discriminated against What led to this odd state of mind? The fact that one of us does not own a computer and that, while two of us own PCs, they are not on the internet Thus, we miss out on information from Friends House (which I find difficult to access on the local public library’s computers) and minutes from Local and Area Meetings, which are sent out over the internet, not on paper
Dana Adler
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