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@CJaneKendrick Anything less than unconditional love and kindness is deplorable. My LGBTQ kids deserve to have kindness and love just as much as my straight kids.
"Our children learn life lessons from us starting the moment they are born. Our choices often become their choices, our words their words, our actions their actions. It is how we live, not how we demand they live, that has the most impact on who they will become." ~LR Knost
Joe Pengelly is most proud of a shot he took of three police officers as they asked him to move along, noting the flash reflecting off their hi-vis jackets.
He said when lockdown began "it was like a nuclear bomb had wiped out all but a tenth of London’s population"
“People have changed… they seemed to think because I’m homeless and sleeping on the streets that I must have this Covid virus,” another photographer, Darren Fairbrass (pictured with his dog, Indie), said.
"Thankfully there were still a few that treated me as if I was a human."
“The work they’ve produced is utterly unique… people like you and me showing what life has been like, without a home, at a time we were all told to ‘stay at home’,” @danbarker told me
"In In 2020, however, the United States saw the largest single-year surge in the death rate since federal statistics became available." " ...A record 3.4 million people died in the United States." #NYTimes#COVID19#MaskUp
The U.S. death rate in 2020 was the highest above normal ever recorded in the country — surpassing the 1918 flu pandemic.
A New York Times analysis shows how much 2020 deviated from the norm. https://t.co/UOvQSXlzt9