Coffee & Conversation: Fresh Democracy in the City

Finally, Democracy signed up for a few service accounts on the Net and hit the streets.
Hope the young folk embrace conviction – do not let it go until it blesses you. Grab the higher and common ground and be overpowered. Remember our best selves.

A massive meet up or a movement? A generational grasp at relevancy and to keep from getting lost? The new way to vote? Power? What for? The voices for our time? Original? Moral? Beautiful improv? Is it about energized humanity? The start of the big societal re-set? About time? Why an occupation – is this far enough? Why now?

This week, let’s talk about the #siege in Beantown and around the country. See you at the Howard Thurman Center – 3-5 p.m. I’ll bring the cookies and coffee, you bring your conversation.

Peace.

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