"The air sightly danced with the flags in front of the Castle. The sun, being jealous as it is, bathed and kissed everybody else who wore their national costume at the Welcome Ceremony..."
“The calm that nature brings to the soul / sunsets tinted pink and full of cotton candy clouds / the moon, shining against the midnight sky / Kilimanjaro against a lilac sky at sunrise...”
“This school was in the refugee camp so it was free for all refugees (I was born a refugee) and we used to take porridge as our meal. The best part of all this in class was the singing...”
“Here I was, a Mexican woman, in the middle of the Black Forest in Germany, seeing myself in the Ugandan man sitting in front of me while we hypothetically fix every single little thing that is wrong with this world..."
“Not one more”: a chant that is heard in El Paso, in Littleton, in Parkland, and even within the walls of my own school. Across the country of the United States, millions have stood up for the thousands of children’s lives lost at the hands of guns..."
