(1,4) Thank you @BradleyWhitford for writing foreword to my book "Find The Helpers." Excerpts in the thread below.
"Soon he seemed to adopt the mantra of the great John Lewis, that when we are confronted with injustice, we must be willing to get into trouble, good trouble,
"Soon he seemed to adopt the mantra of the great John Lewis, that when we are confronted with injustice, we must be willing to get into trouble, good trouble,
(2,4) necessary trouble. There he was at the Kavanaugh hearing, shunned as he tried to shake the nominee’s hand. I cheered when his inability to contain his outrage in the face of Trump’s lies got him kicked out of the State of the Union.
(3,4) Fred Guttenberg is one of those rarest of human being who, as they endure the unimaginable, have the strength to see beyond their own suffering. They hear a call to action to do whatever they can to alleviate that suffering in others and in doing so, to hold this country up
(4,4) to its spectacular, unfulfilled promise. They understand that politics is the way we create our moral vision. They know that despair is a luxury the future cannot afford. And that action is the antidote to despair."
