‘what radicalized you?’
‘nothing, i was born with basic empathy.
‘the world decided that was radical.’
-the h.h.
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art credit: leah jo canix
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Yes to everything in that poster, and hooray for May Day!
Best wishes, Pete.
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I like the poster and the quote.
It’s amazing how things have shifted so much so that wanting basic rights for all is now seen as radical.
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it is –
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Personally, I’d use the ‘no kings’ message selectively. Other than that, go ahead :-)
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Sorry, I thought I was logged on. Can’t abide anonymous comments.
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A perfect way to welcome May!
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Me again!
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“The worker is the creator of all things.” – Karl Marx
“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” – Martin Luther King Jr.
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Yes. I was also born with empathy at my core. Empathy and gratitude are the maps I use to navigate.
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👏🏼This👏🏼quote👏🏼right👏🏼here👏🏼
Gotta make empathy the norm again, like back in the day when everyone looked aghast at sociopaths. Here’s hoping May Day participants move the needle a little. Lord knows the North Carolina legislature should be taking better care of our teachers and students.
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A wonderful poster – love it. And of course – it’s Happy May Day 🌸💮🌷
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YES – isn’t it a shame really that the world so much needs a ‘May Day’? Fantastic quote to a great poster
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Bravo! All are great slogans.
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