World Without Hate

Today, we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a beacon of hope, courage, and unwavering commitment to peace and justice. At World Without Hate, we strive to carry forward his dream of a world united in empathy, inclusion, and understanding. Together, let’s bridge divides, foster love, and create a future free from hate, intolerance, and violence. 💜 #MLKDay #worldwithouthate #PeaceAndJustice #love #Empathy #humanrights #humanity #compassion #justice #HumanDignity #Peace

We're thrilled to announce a special screening of "Pain and Peace," a timely and very meaningful #documentary that sheds light on #stories of #survival, #healing, #resilience, and the transformative power of #forgiveness. Sunday Feb2, @ 3:30pm | MAS Dallas, 1515 Blake Drive, Richardson, TX, 75081 The screening will be followed by an engaging talkback session. 👉 Seats are limited and we anticipate a full house, so we encourage you to reserve your spot soon! https://lnkd.in/gb2H_HWQ This 85-minute documentary, presented in stunning 4K resolution with Dolby Digital sound for an immersive experience, is a project of #worldwithouthate Don't miss the chance to be part of this transformative experience. 📢 Tag your friends and help us spread the word! Together, we can create a ripple of understanding and change. #films #filmscreening #empathy #humanity #humanrights #community #CommunityEngagement #peace #endhate

The continuation of cruelty, the degradation of humanity, and the suffering of so many persist not because the world is full of evil people, but because too many good people remain silent—as long as the injustice doesn’t directly affect them or their loved ones. The oppressed are too often dehumanized with labels and slurs, making it easier to justify their persecution and suffering. This tragic pattern has echoed throughout history and continues even today. It’s often easier to stay quiet, prioritizing personal comfort, than to risk losing status, wealth, or power by speaking out. Yet, it’s easy to forget that material possessions hold no value once we leave this world. What truly lasts is how we are remembered—not for what we owned, but for the positive impact we made, the lives we touched, and the morals and values we upheld. Let’s make 2025 a year of self-reflection and ask ourselves: Are we part of the silent majority of good people? What actions will we take to honor life, uphold humanity, and end cruelty—even toward those we may not understand, like, or agree with? What steps can we take to confront and disrupt hate and violence, no matter who the victims or perpetrators are? #humanity #peace #humanrights #HumanDignity #worldpeace #empathy #justice #healing #Compassion #forgiveness #worldwithouthate

Over the past several months, I’ve traveled across America, meeting people from all walks of life and hearing their stories. Through countless conversations, I’ve come to understand the hopes, dreams, frustrations, and even deep-seated anger many hold—over urgent social issues here at home as well as the deeply troubling foreign policy missteps in the Middle East. For some, these feelings have turned into a painful resignation—they feel so unheard, ignored, and are planning to abstain from voting this year. Others are planning to send a message by voting against certain candidates, hoping this act will make their frustrations heard. I understand their anger and frustration. Truly, I share it. Too often, it feels like we’re watching leaders pursue self-interests over public service. Foreign policies have become inconsistent and morally shaky, eroding America’s credibility and diminishing our role as peace brokers and defenders of human rights. Yet, this election is pivotal. Despite our challenges, America remains a beacon of hope and possibility—a democracy that millions around the world look to with admiration and hope. But if we do nothing, if we fail to hold our leaders accountable and stand together, we risk eroding the very freedoms that make this country a model for others. Let’s not turn our frustration inward, dividing ourselves even further. If we can find common ground and unity here at home, we’ll have the power to push our leaders toward a future that is both just and peaceful. But if we allow division to take root, we risk losing everything, both here and abroad. With only two days left before this crucial election, I urge everyone eligible to vote to exercise this power and make a positive impact. Vote with conviction. Vote for economic opportunity, for equitable education, for the health and well-being of every citizen. Vote to preserve the right to protest, to demand peace and justice, and to end hate-fueled violence. Together, we can shape a future where opportunity, equity, and safety are realities for all. And we can demand leaders who will act with integrity to end the loss of lives and bring peace and stability in places like the Middle East. I’ve cast my vote. Have you? #vote #democracy #justice #peace #equity #empathy #stopwar #worldwithouthate

I had the honor of attending a powerful briefing and fireside chat hosted by the White House Office of Political Strategy and Outreach, followed by a beautiful Dewali celebration. Witnessing the Biden-Harris administration's commitment to expanding economic opportunity, ensuring equitable education, advancing health and well-being, fostering inclusion, and combating hate-fueled violence was truly inspiring. Working together, we can continue this progress and build a future where opportunity, equity, and safety are realities for everyone.

We’re beyond grateful that Pain and Peace was hosted as the opening night film at the Milwaukee Muslim Film Festival! A huge shout-out to the amazing festival team for the warm welcome and for providing us the platform to share this timely and impactful film. The energy in the room, the powerful conversations, and the overwhelming support left us truly inspired. Thank you to everyone who joined us. #film #documentary #worldwithouthate #painandpeace Milwaukee Muslim Women's Coalition #empathy #resilience #peace #humanity #humanrights #community #inclusion #forgiveness Milwaukee Film

We're excited to announce that our documentary Pain and Peace will be screening at the Milwaukee Film Festival tomorrow, Thursday, October 17, at the beautiful Oriental Theatre (Abele Cinema-Main). If you’re in the area, we’d love for you to join us! We look forward to seeing you there. Link to the trailer: https://lnkd.in/gWMuUVNy https://lnkd.in/gAmBXj3P #Film #Documentary #worldwithouthate #painandpeace #MilwaukeeFilm #MilwaukeeFilmMembers #empathy #peace #forgiveness #resilience #inclusion #community #humanity #humanrights

On this day, we remember the tragic events of 9/11 and honor the lives lost. At World Without Hate, we believe that through empathy, understanding, and inclusion, we can disrupt the cycle of hate and violence. Let us unite to build a more compassionate world, standing together against hate in all its forms. Today, and every day, let’s commit to creating a future rooted in love, peace, and humanity. #worldwithouthate #neverforget #Empathy #healing #TogetherWeCan #peace #humanity

We're excited to share that we'll be screening our documentary on Wednesday, September 4th at the Historic Lynwood Theater in Bainbridge Island, WA. Join us to connect with others and find solace in shared experiences. Join us because it is only together that we will overcome intolerance and hate. We look forward to seeing you. For tickets and more information: https://lnkd.in/gv25Pu6b #film #documentary #Painandpeace #worldwithouthate #empathy #healing #forgiveness #compassion #peace #hope #resilience #community #humanity #humanrights Mark Wright