Risks: a memoir - Claassen, William
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RISKS takes the reader into unfamiliar communities, widely diverse cultures, and very challenging political territory. From the 1960s through the 1980s, Claassen's political, sexual, and spiritual identities evolved in unpredictable ways. During those two decades, the author worked as a civil rights organizer in the South and a laborer on an Israeli kibbutz. He took to the road as a long distance hitchhiker and walked onto the New York stage as an actor. Claassen joined an Oregon tree-planting cooperative, served in Kenya with the Peace Corps, and became a resident of an intentional Quaker…mehr

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RISKS takes the reader into unfamiliar communities, widely diverse cultures, and very challenging political territory. From the 1960s through the 1980s, Claassen's political, sexual, and spiritual identities evolved in unpredictable ways. During those two decades, the author worked as a civil rights organizer in the South and a laborer on an Israeli kibbutz. He took to the road as a long distance hitchhiker and walked onto the New York stage as an actor. Claassen joined an Oregon tree-planting cooperative, served in Kenya with the Peace Corps, and became a resident of an intentional Quaker community. He then traveled to Central and South America as a peace activist and a journalist.
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William Claassen is a longtime social activist, writer, traveler, photographer, and teacher. His broad range of interests, from politics and cultural diversity to comparative religions and the arts, has taken him to more than forty countries on five continents.The author's previous books include Alone in Community: Journeys into Monastic Life around the World, Another World: A Retreat in the Ozarks, and Journey Man: A World Calling. Claassen's three-character, one-act play, is titled Quiet Gardens. He lives in Columbia, Missouri.