The truth is, no one of us can be free until everybody is free. — Maya Angelou
This is a famous quote that I have often heard in social justice spaces or amongst activists.
The sentiment resonates with me — I think I’ve always had a vague sense that it doesn’t make sense for some of us to be free and others of us to be constrained, usually because of fact…
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