Good {yawn} Monday morning, friends! I hope {yawn} that you all had a good weekend. Have you ever noticed how weekends seem to go faster than weekdays? Of course, this weekend here in the U.S. we lost a full hour … 60 minutes … 3,600 seconds of time just gone … POOF … into thin…
— Read on jilldennison.com/2022/03/14/☘️-jolly-green-monday-☘️/
International Women’s Day was a bit of a blur for me, as I was so busy. It was warmly embraced by many. Social media was swamped with memes, videos, and photo-ops. My bank gave me a lovely cup cake. WhatsApp was filled with empowering messages. There is certainly plenty about Jamaican women to recognize and applaud.
This reminded me that for some time I have been meaning to write a little tribute to two women who stood for justice for men and women, at home and sometimes abroad too. Now, sadly, I am going to add a third Jamaican woman.
I took this photo of Nancy Anderson, deep in thought, at a workshop a few years ago.
It is funny, though. After people have passed on, I can still hear their voice, echoing in my head. That sounds a little weird, I know, but true. So, in my mind I…
Read the story and hear him (them?) speak to the Florida legislature. A smidgen of the New York Times.com opinion piece:
“I have come to realize that those who have been so openly hateful toward me often knew little about the queer community — they thought being L.G.B.T.Q. was a conscious choice. Education didn’t just give me a sense of self worth but also the knowledge of a community and lifeline there for countless young people.
“L.G.B.T.Q. teens are four times more likely to commit suicide than their straight counterparts. According to the Trevor Project, a crisis intervention and suicide prevention organization for young gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer people, teens who learned about L.G.B.T.Q. issues or people in school were 23 percent less likely to attempt suicide. We have a mental health crisis…
No sé si habrá un después, un mañana, un porvenir. Todo parece incierto. Estamos en tiempos de guerra, odio y violencia. De lo que estoy convencido y seguro es de que los crímenes que atentan contra la humanidad-entiéndanse coronaviris y lo otro- y la guerra que amenaza destruir el planeta, no apagan mi voz ni me atemorizan; al contrario, me fortalecen para dar lo mejor de mí, vivir con equilibrio y respeto, hacer el bien y cultivar amor. No me he rendido ante los intereses de un grupo ambicioso y despiadado. Si anhelo la luz, no importa caminar entre los fantasmas que alguien, y otros más, han creado con la intención de romper y dominar a la humanidad.
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