Let’s spend less time on the imperfection of the process, and more time articulating and crystalizing our lessons.
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There are way too many people in critique mode who belong to no formation, who spend their lives writing volunteer think pieces in 140 character bursts of Internet. It makes me feel defensive of the messy chaotic beauty of transformation. Uprisings and resistance and mass movement require a tolerance of messiness, a tolerance of many, many paths being walked on at once.
- How can my real-time actions contribute to transforming this situation (versus making it worse)?