Thank you, Kit for addressing my question. Your ideas make me believe that I’m on the right track. I’ve watched very little news since the November election but will look into some of your alternative reading choices.
The Blue Brigade is coming up with more and more practical assignments of “doing good” during these challenging times. Our group is growing daily with individuals willing to participate.
Plus I see a possible spiritual renewal in this country as we feel somewhat hopeless with our Washington leadership. One example being the selection of an American Pope to lead and inspire our Catholic friends.
I’m doing the best I can to stay positive and keep the faith by channeling my anger into political activism.
Kit Carlson offers substantive actions most anyone can take in protest. It's so easy to get caught up in posts or mainstream media that drag down spirits. Posting on Facebook is a waste of time because many users post when they've heard or think they've heard. There are other substantive blog outlets that offer concrete ideas to consider. Support public media -- now is when they really need financial support. Acknowledge those city and state workers who are being asked to do more with less. Nag your legislators as often as possible. Consider helping out at midterm elections. Pray for those in living situations where they're just barely hanging on. Help when you can. Be a positive, caringl rebel for change. @GretchenSmith505405
Thank you, Kit for addressing my question. Your ideas make me believe that I’m on the right track. I’ve watched very little news since the November election but will look into some of your alternative reading choices.
The Blue Brigade is coming up with more and more practical assignments of “doing good” during these challenging times. Our group is growing daily with individuals willing to participate.
Plus I see a possible spiritual renewal in this country as we feel somewhat hopeless with our Washington leadership. One example being the selection of an American Pope to lead and inspire our Catholic friends.
I’m doing the best I can to stay positive and keep the faith by channeling my anger into political activism.
Thanks for your suggestions.
Kit Carlson offers substantive actions most anyone can take in protest. It's so easy to get caught up in posts or mainstream media that drag down spirits. Posting on Facebook is a waste of time because many users post when they've heard or think they've heard. There are other substantive blog outlets that offer concrete ideas to consider. Support public media -- now is when they really need financial support. Acknowledge those city and state workers who are being asked to do more with less. Nag your legislators as often as possible. Consider helping out at midterm elections. Pray for those in living situations where they're just barely hanging on. Help when you can. Be a positive, caringl rebel for change. @GretchenSmith505405
I agree.