Society
If we live in a society, then our purpose is to help it grow, develop, and progress by committing to getting rid of injustice, inequality, war, poverty, and wealth accumulation.We are all interconnected.
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Society
If we live in a society, then our purpose is to help it grow, develop, and progress by committing to getting rid of injustice, inequality, war, poverty, and wealth accumulation.We are all interconnected.
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Be humble
Any attachment to an idea of self, possessions, and achievements that make us special is futile. We are all equal, made of the same elements that the Universe will use again and again.
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Breaking Down Borders: Why I Don't Believe in Patriotism
Daily writing promptAre you patriotic? What does being patriotic mean to you?View all responses In a world where lines on a map, governments, and money dictate so much of our lives, I find it increasingly difficult to subscribe to patriotism. As human beings, we are inherently connected by our shared humanity, and the idea of artificial separations through borders seems fundamentally flawed to…
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Embrace the differences in being all equal
To better help, taking care, heal, support, and love others, we should get rid of what limits our acceptance without prejudices so as to embrace the differences in being all equal.
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Damn radicals.
“People can be more open minded by seeing the LGBTQ+ community as human. There is a lot more in this world than binary ideas and I feel like the LGBTQ+ community has been on the forefront of challenging that. It's respecting people for who they are.”
Alison, She/Her/Hers, Medical Library
All different, all equal
While we protect and nurture what makes each of us different, we should not forget how many things make all of us equal.
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