“In this rush to return to normal... use this time to consider which parts of normal are worth rushing back to.”pic.twitter.com/1p0uKnPype
Every pandemic in history has been followed by a cultural and social blossoming. This one can too, but only if we use this time to reflect on what that blossoming might look like. In the midst of the darkness that’s our slice of light.
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“And when the danger ended and people found themselves — They grieved for the dead and made new choices and dreamed of new visions.”pic.twitter.com/KlV8P4ha4R
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This is like standing in the middle of a devastated Hiroshima saying "wow imagine the park we can build here!"
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I know it may seem insensitive. However, it is not when you see that it is like a forest that burns to the ground...it is horrid with all the destruction. Afterwards, there is more stronger & vital growth. Unlike Hiroshima, no one specifically “did” this to another.
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The poorest among us will die in the process. It’s our duty, not to just reflect back and look forward to blossoming, but to aggressively defend the vulnerable and demand provisions be made right now!
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Just the poor?
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At my place today in NY. Sign me up to help
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