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1/ For a while, in fact for far too long, the voices of hate have been getting louder and louder in America. The voices of love, on the other hand - of dignity, decency & commitment to democracy - have in many ways spoken too softly. And that’s what’s started to change.
2/ It’s a lesson for all of us to realize that failure to proactivity create the good leaves a vacuum in which bad things fester. It’s not just that we have to wake up to deal with what’s happening now. It’s that we have to wake up and stay awake or such things will always return
They won't change! They are so afraid of minorities and women. I'm so proud of Americans standing up. They are losing power and it's scary to them.
the nonviolence i'm seeing among the protesters (as they're being beaten by cops) is inspiring.
When do loud voices cross the line to violence? Ghandi was very loud indeed with totally peaceful non violent protests. It was the only means he had. Anger is so hard to manage What do you suggest people do with it
Marianne - did you see Mike's plan for criminal justice overhaul? It's incredible. You backed the right candidate in KY!https://twitter.com/MikeForKY/status/1268677670658850823?s=19 …
Love is not the answer. Decency, responsibility, local community activism... go for it...
Yes! The voices of love will win! 
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