“In a world which often wants to use our attention for other purposes. It is good to connect to the selves we want to be, the selves we want to give to others.”
—Tess Taylor
“Exercising the First Amendment is not a vaccine against criticism or responsibility…
We cannot become so callous to condone or ignore these types of messages that are no longer hidden in our community.”
—Darrell Ehrlick
“Every man for himself.
The devil takes the hindmost.
But if a person becomes heartless merely for the sake of himself, can he be considered a person?”
—Anon
“The midterms showed that money and gerrymandering and voter suppression can be overcome when people actually show up and vote.”
—Tom Nichols,
The Atlantic
“Discrimination doesn’t just impact victims, it destroys the principle of equal justice under law that is the foundation of American society. If we act against it, we’re preventing fire in our own homes.”
—R Kestenbaum
#PLUR
“…We all do better when fewer Americans feel so helpless and insecure that they’re drawn to reprehensible bullies who parade across the public stage as if possessing admirable qualities.“
— Robert Reich
“…Their arrogance and certitude attract millions of followers, fans, and cultish devotees, along with a fair number of goons and thugs, who want to vicariously feel superior.
But they are not leaders. They are bullies who demean America…”