July 26, 2012
I often see bumper stickers that read “coexist,” and I think to myself: “what a low bar to set for human interaction.” When we step out of our comfort zones and get to know someone who is not like us, we set up a possibility for deeper empathy and maybe even love. That’s a far better standard than coexistence and mere tolerance, if you ask me.
I often see bumper stickers that read “coexist,” and I think to myself: “what a low bar to set for human interaction.” When we step out of our comfort zones and get to know someone who is not like us, we set up a possibility for deeper empathy and maybe even love. That’s a far better standard than coexistence and mere tolerance, if you ask me.
