Rhythms of Poverty: What Congo taught me about compassion

Compassion takes many forms, but pity is not one of them. Unlike pity, genuine compassion recognizes that everyone, no matter how marginalized,has value, passion, and a culture that deserves true appreciation. Nickel, drawing from his own life experiences, illustrates how his understandingof compassion has evolved over time. He outlines the common stages of compassion we experience and addresses t...