Barack Obama's Speech on Race - New York Times
| Barack Obama's Speech on Race - New York Times I read this before turning on the news, in order to experience it for myself. It mirrors everything I have been making speeches on for the last fifteen years: the need to end divisiveness, to move toward openness, to cultivate the resource of empathy. To truly change rather than follow the same tired back and forth of battling oppressions. I think I won't turn on the news today. I will just sit with Barack's hopes and dreams, and refuse to listen to a political machine laying in wait to slice them to pieces. Hope you are all thriving. Peace and love forever, Rebecca PS The gray words are always links--so the speech is accessible from the top of the page. Labels: Barack Obama, history, peace, race relations, speech, the future of humanity, the future of race |
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