The Dalai Lama, the leader of Tibetan Buddhism, won a Grammy Award on Sunday night for narrating an audiobook featuring his reflections.
While the spiritual leader celebrated with humility, and Tibetans saw the award as a recognition of their persecuted culture and religion, the Chinese Communist Party responded with ire, warning the academy responsible for the awards not to indulge in “anti-China activities.”
Part of that oppression has been the exile of the Dalai Lama since 1959. The Tibetan Buddhist leader has lived in India since then, often publishing works with his interpretations of Buddhist principles and issuing public statements on…
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