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levels of participation
the roles we inhabit in mutual aid and beyond
community
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neighbor to neighbor
making community more than a buzzword
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doing what you said you’d do
accountability in many contexts
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we need the commons
no person is a homestead, entire of itself
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talk less, listen more
when was the last time a panel of know-it-alls solved anything?
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not my business
on those who put the "business" back into "LGBTQ+ business"
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trust in community
from one community member to another
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just asking questions
"why are people on the street running away from my clipboard?"
personal
cruelty always leaves a mark
why do those in power do so much to hurt the people at the bottom?
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the future of food banks
and the people who serve themselves first
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written in blood
this post is narrated! listen below… “Every regulation is written in blood.” I’ve heard this saying in several contexts and it applies to every one. Most rules aren’t written until something bad happens. We require seatbelts in cars because thousands of people died without them. OSHA exists because
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catching up
So many people want to do the right thing. With enough awareness, we start to see the world of injustices embedded around us. We might think, “all I need to do is get a bunch of friends together and we can change the system!” Lots of people, including me at
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