It’s June 2020 in Los Angeles.
We are not the same after May 25th, 2020, and we can no longer continue down the road we were on. While a virus runs rampant globally, the police murder Black Americans at a terrifying rate. Taking a stance on the issue is now crucial, and silence means complicity. Saying youâre ânot racistâ will no longer suffice; you must be vehemently anti-racist. The days of not voting or talking about politics at the table are over, as the lines of politics and humanity become increasingly blurred. We have to change, and we must do better, must fight harder to change a world where we can no longer condone systemic racism and oppression.
What does this mean?