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@ohyakki-blog
Poetic
B L I S S - F O L L Y
nature, street, and spiritual ॐ
So many of you are too young to remember why Diana, Princess of Wales, was such a remarkable person. She pissed off most of Buckingham Palace, was her own woman, and wasn’t afraid to get down out of the motorcade and be with the regular people.
She was a regular person, just with a title and fancy clothes.
Among the first big “names” to visit, talk to, and even touch those dying of AIDS in English hospitals, Diana’s trademark was her ability to break down insurmountable barriers.
I doubt most millennials realize how incredibly important this was. It was such a common misconception in the 80s and 90s that you could catch HIV from simply coming into physical contact with an HIV-positive person.