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By Victoria Price, Inspirational Speaker & Author
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Speak We

June 2, 2020

Today my heart-centered practice is to speak we. And to speak we all day long.

Because

Silence equals complicity.

Silence equals complacency.

Silence equals avoidance.

Silence equals acceptance.

Silence equals denial.

Silence equals violence.

We have to raise our voices to speak the Truth in Love.

That is how we speak we.

We cannot keep living me-centered lives as if something that is happening to someone else or another community is not our issue. ANYTHING THAT IS NOT LOVE NEEDS HEALING.

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