For the first time I can remember, there are two Editor's Choices this week.
Editor's Choice No.1
As they round the corner, Judy’s daughter grips her hand.
“Mom, why are those army men here? Is there a war?”
“No, Honey, they’re supposed to make us feel safer.”
“I don’t feel safer,” she replies, her voice trembling.
Judy’s heart sinks, realizing that while more and more cities are falling under “Marshall Law,” school shootings continue, with nothing being done. Masked men in unmarked vehicles grab people off the street, sending them who knows where. And those who dare speak out, questioning these atrocities, risk being censored, fired... or even arrested.
“I guess I don’t feel any safer, either.”
“Mom, why are those army men here? Is there a war?”
“No, Honey, they’re supposed to make us feel safer.”
“I don’t feel safer,” she replies, her voice trembling.
Judy’s heart sinks, realizing that while more and more cities are falling under “Marshall Law,” school shootings continue, with nothing being done. Masked men in unmarked vehicles grab people off the street, sending them who knows where. And those who dare speak out, questioning these atrocities, risk being censored, fired... or even arrested.
“I guess I don’t feel any safer, either.”
