So Revolution really was brought about by a need for Social Justice.

[ismnotwasm]

Remember those debates? The claim that economic justice would automatically bring in social justice?

We have neither.

But the fact that Black lives mattered less than other lives, repeatedly and chronically, this born out out reliably, by social science and statistics, and also born out by countless anecdotal accounts, finally brought to a crescendo by one more murder of a Black man by someone who who vowed to serve and protect, (and perhaps, a pandemic being a catalyst in some way) brought revolutionary action, with real change being proposed, well. Damn.

Black Lives Matter. Social Justice is a challenging, painful process and I still see people resisting it. Waiting for the anger to die down. Waiting for things to “go back to normal”

I just don’t see that happening.

[Pantagruel]

1. If history is any guide

SNAFU sets in a few weeks from now. I marched for social justice in the 60's fully expecting the 2000's to be prejudice free. I was naive, quite simply.

[LizBeth]

2. Sing it woman. Your kill bill could nto be more important. But all of us paying attention already

knew it, cried it, yelled it and were told to sit down. There were greater issues.