Joanne does a great job of addressing the current civil rights movement and her thoughts on the Black Lives Movement. Joanne is a huge advocate for making a positive difference but what is so amazing is that her well meaning intentions can be misperceived as racist. Things have become crazy!
Joanne is an advocate for making a better world and in her scholarly manner she addresses what is happening with today’s civil rights movement and many of the dangers in this current movement. Joanne discusses similar historic civil rights movements and then points out the limitations of the BLM movement, that the BLM movement is ‘political’ and while she agrees with the BLM as she describes it in “small letters” she takes the stand that the BLM in “Capital Letters” is an organization that every American must be concerned about.
There are old customs that are under siege as we are in lock down. We are missing out on many events that are key to maintaining our culture. Habits are being replaced with overeating, drinking too much which is leading to depression. Freedom of Speech and Freedom of Assembly are no longer American Rights. Even hateful speech must be allowed in this environment and now many forms of speech as now being attacked as Hate Speech. She points out that - In the same way as someone can write an opinion that involves hate we have the right to disagree and express our own opinion as to why we do not agree. But we cannot take away the Right of Free Speech.
The mask is a sign of executive power going too far. We are losing our personal liberties, which is what America is founded upon. The laws are changing daily, and she describes it as psychological torture. It is causing confusion and depression. Lockdowns are meant to force people into compliance. It is time to reclaim our Freedom.
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