Cross-posted from Politics board, I am so proud to be an American, a Texan, and a Houstonian right now.
I was so sick of the media narrative of divisiveness.... showing the bottom 1% of society (on all sides) and pretending that they are representative of the whole country.
The people and volunteers of Houston, TX (and everyone that came from out of town) have restored my faith in humanity, and I saw it first hand. No one cared about race, political leanings, sexual orientation, or any other meaningless difference that we may have. Humans helping humans... so much so that volunteers were being turned away in some instances.
This feeling may disappear for some of you in a couple weeks or months, but I beg you to fight it. Don't ever let the media determine how YOU feel. Republican or Democrat, Gay or Straight, Black, White, Hispanic, whatever... we are all together.
I was so sick of the media narrative of divisiveness.... showing the bottom 1% of society (on all sides) and pretending that they are representative of the whole country.
The people and volunteers of Houston, TX (and everyone that came from out of town) have restored my faith in humanity, and I saw it first hand. No one cared about race, political leanings, sexual orientation, or any other meaningless difference that we may have. Humans helping humans... so much so that volunteers were being turned away in some instances.
This feeling may disappear for some of you in a couple weeks or months, but I beg you to fight it. Don't ever let the media determine how YOU feel. Republican or Democrat, Gay or Straight, Black, White, Hispanic, whatever... we are all together.