A3: While many parts of Dr. King's writing resonate, most prominently applicable today is the "appalling silence of good people" in the constant presence of injustice. Many people, often comfortable in the status quo, remain silent, creating a cycle of social issues. #sensemchat
Thank you to everyone who joined us for this round of Community Conversations! Your input is valuable and will help us make the 2029 Coastal Master Plan the most impactful plan yet! 🌊
CRCL is proud to have members of our Future Coastal Leaders program take part in the community conversations around the 2029 Coastal Master Plan! Students are encouraged to become engaged members of their communities. https://t.co/r89n21P0dQ.
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An article to learn more about the problems at Louisiana's coastline! I encourage everyone who wants to learn more about this important problem to read! https://t.co/Z4UDog5seO
A1: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and John Lewis both characterize non-violence as an active force for social change, driven by love and justice. "Turning the other cheek," describes resisting the impulse for aggression and responding to injustice with love and moral strength.
Really great short documentary from the New Yorker: Inside Louisiana’s Sinking Communities | Belle River. I can understand about 95% of what they say in Cajun French. Amazing photography. These people are resilient! https://t.co/ZXIqbfOAMG
This photo, in combination with the recent passing of National Haiku Day, inspired me to share “A Poppy Blooms” by Katsushika Hokusai. It emphasizes the salience of making mistakes in our learning experiences!
I write, erase, rewrite
Erase again, and then
A poppy blooms.
A1. Fr. Greg entitles a chapter full of death "success" because he highlights the idea that the end of a story does not qualify or quantify one's successes. #sensemchat
“Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take but by the moments that take our breath away.”
- Maya Angelou
In love with this quote by Maya Angelou as it inspires me to seize the day and remember that you truly only live once.
#yolo#MayaAngelou