justcareforall
is a safe, neutral space
in which we draw down on the
oppressive ‘n destructive divisiveness
including the virtual versus tangible divide.
How?
celebrates storytelling,
verbal & visual commentary,
true-to-life & fictional & creative,
thematically focused on the importance of
Just Care For All In All Six Life-Care Services:
Justice-Education-Sustenance-Shelter-Health-Protection
Why?
We fear our intergenerational and intersectional community lifelines
have been severed or blown down during our prolonged storms of division.
We Seek to Inspire You to Tell Us Your Story!
We believe your contributions will
yield a thriving catalogue of the true wealth of
personal and collective stories that piece and weave
together our histories and unify our communities and
inherently reflect our vital six life-care values,
the same values we hope will inform
our votes in the upcoming
midterm elections …
and far beyond.
Simply,
will use the internet for good.
Really, though,
That is What the Next Three Steps Explain,
but basically,
wants to catalogue our stories.
Actually, well figuratively speaking,
hopefully literally, too,
we want to create a virtual crazy piece quilt.
Together, our stories
will reflect the great texture and depth of our vast range of experiences
that form the hybrid patches, pieces, tapestries and weavings of life,
that we will sew together like a virtual crazy piece quilt
with our shared threads of humanity
and the internet’s connectivity.
Apropos,
we present a
story from not too long
ago, The Seerz of Wazizwilbi,
told in the long storyform tradition.
We hope this tale will be the beginning
of many more uploaded verbal & visual stories.
Oh, AlsO,
just for fun,
while wondering in the wilderness,
playing in your backyard, downtown, at the park or in your schoolyard,
if you spread your arms, close your eyes, turn for better reception,
pivot your hands, palms up, and then listen carefully, quietly,
you can feel/hear the Seerz’s words riding on the wind:
Alafia, Salom, As-salamu alaykum
She:kon skennenkp: wa ken!
Sukho Deegayuko Bhava
Peace be with You
Ya’at’eeh
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