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In the 1950s, there was no Child Protective Services. I remember being on the train in New York and seeing a sign: Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. What about children? I wondered. What about me?
the irony, protect animals but not children. but, on the other hand, i think they saw children as belonging to parents, the family...when is there too much involvement ocer the lives of others? there are however, situations where there is always outside intervention necessary...always extreme, "how could this even be concieveable" to have happened?
“Love isn't a state of perfect caring. It is an active noun like struggle. To love someone is to strive to accept that person exactly the way he or she is, right here and now.”
― The World According to Mister Rogers: Important Things to Remember
― The World According to Mister Rogers: Important Things to Remember
“May I venture an explanation: writing is the ultimate recourse for those who have betrayed”
― The Selected Writings of Jean Genet
― The Selected Writings of Jean Genet
“I have looked many men in the eye. Some I deemed villains, liars, and beasts. Others, more trustworthy than clergy. A binary discussion, assigning simply black or white, is a stunted reading of these individuals, the death of, "Why?" The color black is an unintelligible void and white, an incoherent scream, each lacking the constructive facts shrouded in the other. Only through shades of each is there an understanding of reality, any conception of an image. And so, I've sought them, these violent shades of gray.
From JR Hazard, introduction to Of Empire and Illusion”
― Of Empire and Illusion: Or the Manuscript as it Sat August 27, 1987
From JR Hazard, introduction to Of Empire and Illusion”
― Of Empire and Illusion: Or the Manuscript as it Sat August 27, 1987
“I don't believe God really cares what you eat, or what you wear, or whom you love. I think that if God made the stars, He must have a greater perspective.”
― Different Class
― Different Class
“Intelligence can only get you so far. True genius isn't in merely being smart, it's knowing how to wield your own intelligence, and that of others."
- Blas Escobedo, father of Ron, characters in All Better Now written by Neal Shusterman, pub. Feb 2025”
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- Blas Escobedo, father of Ron, characters in All Better Now written by Neal Shusterman, pub. Feb 2025”
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