Exactly, you get it. Also that's a great tag line, I'm not sure what for, but I'm sure it could be a tag line for a few things

Yeah, do the thing with the balls or the pucks... um, Heated Rivalry is about sports, kinda

I followed you for politics so I totally forgot you did sports things. Anyway, sports!

And yes, words can just be platitudes, but it's important to remember that we are not alone, and even if we feel helpless, I know I do, there are so many more of us than there are of them.

7/7

If one realizes that one is not alone, that there are billions of people in dark little boxes being prodded by some outside force with the same historical dialectic, then one can begin to consider how to cut out that prodding. One can act instead of reacting."

6/?

Finally you either accept it, striking out at each separate provocation, never knowing what you are fighting, only that you are fighting it alone... Potency lies in consciousness—and this is where rebellion becomes revolution.

5/?

"Living in Amerika today is like being confined in a little box with something poking at you every now and then, from every different direction at random. You don’t know what it is or how to deal with it...

4/?

And I keep returning to a portion of a letter that a student who ended up on the FBI's Most Wanted list wrote to her father, and how it sums up so well a lot of what I, and I know many others, are feeling. So I wanted to share that excerpt here because I think it's important:

3/?

As a class, we turned the story of that time period on our school's campus into a play. In light of everything that's been going on in our country, I keep coming back to that play. It's really hard right now to not feel like everything is hopeless, that we are tiny cogs in a massive evil empire 2/?

War and Peace? A People's History of the United States?

Hmm, perhaps I could take a crack at it

I'm that weird millennial who of course had a Blockbuster card, but because I grew up in NYC, I had an indie video rental place that I preferred. It even outlasted Blockbuster.

I saw this at MoMA last night, there was a cast & crew Q&A afterwards. It was amazing