I am not an editor or journalist. I’m not an influencer. I don’t sit in a boardroom or govern my companies’ policies; I abide by them. Not exactly a position of fortitude, but like many of you I don’t have the luxury of not having a job. I have a mortgage to pay and a son to put through college.
For most of my life I’ve been apolitical. I’ve only voted in a handful of elections and my votes have never been one party-centric. Perhaps I just never had the inclination to support a political entity that would invariably let me down. Perhaps I just thought that silence would serve me better than plainspoken conversation.
But inaction has consequences too. In recent years, I’ve seen many of my colleagues and friends readily embrace the illusion of safety over personal self-determination. As these same friends and colleagues are equally eager to embrace […]
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