I turned around to see a small group of teenagers laughing. I don't remember exactly what they said (I was shell shocked), but 3/
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it included repeated use of anti-Semitic slurs. It stuck with me for a long time, but recently I've started to feel safe again. 4/
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I don't feel safe today. My adolescent emotions have come pouring back. Very few people can feel truly safe today. 5/
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My hope is that America of 2016 is full of love, and that by standing together we can keep each other safe. My hope. 6/
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Leaving room for that hope means we won't fight as hard. America is not full of love, our bubbles are. This election demonstrates.
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Yehuda Katz 🥨 Retweeted Yehuda Katz 🥨
hope doesn't cool the fires of change, it fuels them.https://twitter.com/wycats/status/796798650596937729 …
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Replying to @wycats
Fair, but that particular hope just seems delusional. We have proof it's not. We can hope for change, but not for alternate reality.
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we have to find the pockets of hope and love that exist everywhere across the country and amplify them.
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Yes, that's my point. There's a lot of love, but not enough right now. Hate is winning. We have to start recognizing that better.
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The most effective thing that the forces of hate can do is to drain the hope from the forces of love. Don't let them.
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