Wednesday, June 10, 2020
The reasons why things is like they are
Acts of commission, omission, and microaggression are just a few examples of how we contribute to the racial divides and socioeconomic disparities in our communities. Nothing earthshattering or new here. The crux of the problem can be found in Tower of Power’s 1976 hit, “Can’t Stand To See The Slaughter.” We want positive change, but not if it comes at the expense of our personal comfort or gain. What is new about this time in our history is that technology and social media make it nearly impossible to live in a state of denial about the widening gap between the Haves and Have Nots, the Ins and the Outs. Is 2020 going to be the year that we take a hard look at how we are living, and take personal and political action to forge a more equitable, compassionate, and benevolent society? If the answer is yes, cue up Tower of Power’s “Ain’t Nothin’ Stoppin’ Us Now.”
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The reasons why things is like they are
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