Traveling the world and working odd jobs as I go. Location will be up to date so you can play the fun game: Where in the World is Matt Morgan? #TrustTheProcess
When I quit my job to travel, I always planned to do some blogging for fun. It took me 3 months of traveling abroad to wrap my head around what I wanted to say in the first one, but it's here. Hopefully future posts come easier. Let me know what you think https://t.co/ZSbfe9QLZf
"We encourage speaking out and peaceful protests and totally did not blackball the quarterback who spoke out and peacefully protested"
*eyes roll so hard they fall out*
We, the NFL, condemn racism and the systematic oppression of Black People. We, the NFL, admit we were wrong for not listening to NFL players earlier and encourage all to speak out and peacefully protest. We, the NFL, believe Black Lives Matter. #InspireChange
If the "good cops" don't do enough to stop the bad ones from teargassing people and holding guns in the face of peaceful protestors, then there are no good cops.
The world's opinion of the U.S. is way worse than Americans realize. The country needs to wake up
The behavior of the police and U.S. government while the world is watching them shows everything we need to know about why these protests are so necessary.
I'm halfway across the world and live with people from a dozen countries and this is all anyone is talking about
I'll be spending the month in a small ~25 person hostel with travelers from all over the world who I've got to know pretty well over the last 2 months. Here we go...
In NZ, we're officially on Day 1 of a month-long quarantine. All non-essential businesses are closed. No outside movement other than for food for a walk for exercise. Police are out questioning people on why they are outside
Effective immediately, NZ is moving to level 3, closing all non-essential businesses. In 48-hours, the country will move to level 4, which is the highest level. NZ currently has 102 cases.
NZ Prime Minister Jacinda Arden is about to hold a news conference to address the plan for COVID-19. Right now bars, restaurants and other non-sessential businesses remain open, but they wlll all be forced to close if the country ramps up to the next level.