There is also no need to call people animals either. But as a city, we need to truly understand and have empathy on why this happens in our cities.
And as a city, I don’t think we have empathy for our fellow citizens.
Instead of Facebook statuses and tweets, we need to start listening and having real and honest conversations with our friends, family, strangers, and our elected officials.
Until that happens, I don’t think anything will change.
Tarik Moody
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