Consequences
April 26, 2017We stood around the kitchen table listening to stories from that day’s march. Those of us who had not been there shared, guiltily, our reasons why—obligations and specific applications and children who might struggle in the crush of signs and long legs.
Assuming there’s a country left in which to march, we’ll be able to do it another year, one of us said.
That assumes there’s a world left in which to march, another replied.
There will always be a country left in which to march, said another. It’s just a question of what the consequences become.
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