As a father, I feel an urgency to do everything in my power
to make the changes that need to be made -
for the children and future generations.

What if we, as men, were able to, collectively,
find the courage to leverage our power
towards the solutions that will really make a difference -
for our families and communities?

His constant practice is humility.

He doesn't glitter like a jewel

but lets himself be shaped by the Tao,

as rugged and common as a stone.

Here is a speech Abraham Lincoln gave January 27th 1838, 23 years before becoming President. You might call it an anti-hate speech. In it he shows us glimpses of the ugliness of the civil war 23 years ahead, and of the mob that stormed the capitol on January 6th, 2021. What would he say now about where we are headed as a nation?” - Evan Pritchard, Algonquin Academic and author of Native New Yorkers