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On Being Young in America
Intergenerational Conversations on What It Means To Be Human, How We Want to Live, and Whom We Will Be to Each Other in Post-Election America
November 18, 2024 in Gaston Hall
The wisdom of certain stages of life Krista Tippett 64 Jason Reynolds 40 Kessley Janvier 21
"Anti-racism is this muscle that has to be developed. And its simply the muscle that says that humans are human. That's it. Its the one that says I love you because you are you. That's all. And if we can figure out how to do that, and it feels so simple.
This is why racism has been the greatest hoax ever played on humans. Its the greatest hoax ever. Because that element of I love you because you are you should be the most human thing. We know it should be a natural thing. To say look: I love you because you remind me more of myself."
Jason Reynolds
"Older and wiser is not necessarily so. Sometimes it is just older. It takes genuine spiritual effort to be wiser." Krista Tippett
"Should be attack the law or should we attack social convenience." Jason Reynolds
"The cooing of a child is the resonant frequency of all of humanity." Jason Reynolds
"Power of human imagination. It is the first thing to go. How do you keep imagination stoked? Live a curious life." Jason Reynolds
"We do get to old to be childish, but we're never too old to child-like." Jason Reynolds
"You can have boundaries and achievements." Kessley Janvier
"We can cry tomorrow, we got work to do today." Jason Reynolds
"Apocalypse" has come to be used popularly as a synonym for catastrophe, but the Greek word apokálypsis, from which it is derived, means...
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This is a historical building in George Town University. You can see very gorgeous building once you get close to the gate of a campus.. You can be in the building and walk around the inside freely. Of course some rooms are locked. And in some rooms, it looks students are just studying. I highly recommend not to miss great hall on 3rd floor!!!!! There are no maps in the building but go up by stairs!!! You can find very gorgeous hall. It looks some ceremonial would be held there!!!...
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Very pretty campus spot. The lawn and library next door are open to public in most cases as long as you have an ID. I was able to use the library and also spend some great time on the campus lawn with the magical views of Healy Hall. One of the most picturesque spots on Georgetown campus.
Also, if you get a chance, visit at midnight to experience the clock work. Nothing too fancy but...
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