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2/ But what to some of us seems like an exciting prospect seems to others like a psychic annihilation of sorts, a destruction of a homogeneity that they've always identified with & which they see as the source of their authority and power. That's the contest that underlies it all
3/ Many changes are long overdue. But they represent such dramatic shift in the minds of so many that it behooves us to be patient & magnanimous, even towards those who were neither of those things towards us. Change takes time to process & people need to feel safe as they do it.
4/ That doesn't mean we should slow down!! No! We need to keep persevering, never letting up, especially now that the fruits of our fervor are beginning to appear. But on a personal level, the more loving & peaceful we keep the protests, the less chance of a backlash in Nov.
Might I humbly & warmly suggest that you read 'The Righteous Mind' book by @JonHaidt? It might give you a useful new perspective on the partisan tensions within our country -- a perspective that's proven very useful to many of its readers in building bridges.
I read it. It’s great!
Yes, it does take time and patience, especially because such change often means leaving friends and family behind.
@marwilliamson let me tell you something you already know... you are a #goddess in your own right.
#jgiddinsthefather #jgiddinsforyang
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