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What have we become? - Nashville PRIDE, Inc.

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The author reflects on personal struggles and societal challenges, particularly those caused by a lack of compassion and leadership. They recount their own sacrifices in human rights work, while addressing the broader issues of rising stress, economic hardship, and political turmoil. The piece highlights the importance of offering help to others and making a positive difference, urging people to act with kindness in difficult times. The author also critiques the current political climate, especially the leadership of the 47th president, and his role in perpetuating division and harm.

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