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A wandering guide to Paris

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LOS ANGELES GUIDE

It's summer in the city and everyone seems to be i

It's summer in the city and everyone seems to be itching to be out. With phase 2 just a couple days away, please stay safe and smart. Even as someone who loves her personal space, I get it, it's hard, we all yearn for some sense of normality. But it's the least we can do. -
Plus, less focus on enforcing face masks will hopefully give officials more opportunity to make change where it matters.

snapshots from a morning walk

snapshots from a morning walk

This is the New York I call home. This is the only

This is the New York I call home. This is the only New York I've ever known. Sure, I've visited before, but life took me on a winding road back, landing here at a pivotal moment, the final days of February, the last month of the "old normal." -
I don't know much about this city. In many ways it still feels as foreign as it did on day one, 4 months and a million years ago. But I catch glimpses on quiet morning runs. I pretend it's 6am and the city is still waking up (it's actually 8:45 and I'm running late if anything). And I see my neighborhood a block at a time. Slowly becoming familiar, masks, police lines, protest signs and all.

Before I go back to pretending to be somewhere els

Before I go back to pretending to be somewhere else, I think it's important to acknowledge the world we live in now, to for a moment be present in the current reality. Life is inherently political. It takes only a walk around the block or a scroll through Instagram to remember that. We're living in a time of change, sixty years after the global sixties. We've come a long way, but we still have a long way to go. Change is messy. But that's ok. As summer days draw more people out, it's encouraging to see little signs everywhere, reminders that the world is ours to change.

We travel because we want to be exposed to differe

We travel because we want to be exposed to different perspectives, different experiences. And to share our own with people of different backgrounds. With more time spent at home, more time spent online, we still have the ability to expose ourselves to different perspectives, to be active listeners, to learn and to understand the contextual nuances and figure out our role in the larger fight. -
The thing is, we now live in a world that is more connected than ever. Things that happen in one part of the world, whether a disease of the body or of society, affect other parts of the world a lot more than they used to. That means wherever you are, you have the opportunity and obligation to participate. Through social media, digital literature, online donations, virtual events. Whether you’re on the front lines of the protest or quarantined at home, you can listen and you can learn and you can take action. —————
Donate: @blackvisionscollective @reclaimtheblock @bailproject @fairfightaction @campaignzero ——
Learn: @nowhitesaviors @ckyourprivilege @thegreatunlearn @colorofchange @eji_org

Take a peek: June is right around the corner. And

Take a peek: June is right around the corner. And who knows what it'll bring in this crazy year... .
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