《冀灵石••心语记——画帝•建文》2020“COVID-19”笔

《冀灵石••心语记——画帝•建文》2020“COVID-19”笔记画卷

🇨🇳 人民至上与George Floyd’s life mattered.

2020年6月5日星期五，唐山，晴。

我们的理想、我们的未来，在希望的田野上，丽丽江山，画帝形意，我主天下，成家立业。

一个国家成熟的标志——人民至上；一个国家立足的根本——依靠人民；一个国家发展的动力——为民造福。

与天下同利者，天下持之；擅天下之利者，天下谋之。

2020美国疫情和George Floyd’s life mattered，成为21世纪美国人民重塑美国的时代契机，美国人民需要安全稳定卫生健康的国家，所谓的两党执政该结束了，还政于美国人民，我愿意和你和美国人民一道，重塑美国人民信仰，重塑美国社会制度，重建美国军队，重建美国基础建设和国家安全……未来的美国将努力发展自身经济，致力于本国实业，努力解决内部问题，转变国家发展模式，释放资本，造福人民。

力争到本世纪末，初步实现人人平等地享有美国社会经济发展成果，让美国人民人人有尊严，有钱花，每天在和平安定绿色生态国情里，自由呼吸，培养善心，呵护天下。

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耶鲁大学法学系的高材生余生不再做花瓶，余生将以园丁视野，成就美国新生。我愿意和你和美国人民一道，为美国人民服务，重塑美国。

艺卿灵石, George Floyd’s life mattered. Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor's lives mattered. Black lives matter.

Against a backdrop of a pandemic that has disproportionately ravaged communities of color, we are being painfully reminded right now that we are long overdue for honest reckoning and meaningful action to dismantle systemic racism.

If you’re in a place to give, donate today to support groups working to end systemic racial injustice, increase the elected representation of Black people, and fight Republican efforts to suppress Black votes.

Collective Future is working to recruit, train, and fund Black judicial, prosecutorial and attorney general candidates to ensure more representative leaders for the criminal justice system. Color of Change is a national online force dedicated to holding corporations and elected leaders accountable in the fight to end practices and systems that unfairly hold Black people back. Higher Heights supports the Black women’s leadership pipeline. And the NAACP Legal Defense Fund works toward racial justice through litigation, advocacy, and public education.

What we are seeing across the country right now is the power of solidarity. Many of us will never know the pain of having to sit our son or daughter down and have “the talk” about how carefully they need to act around police, because the slightest wrong move could get them hurt or even killed. But we can recognize our privilege, practice humility, and speak out against white supremacy in all its forms.

For many white people, conversations about systemic racism and our own privilege are uncomfortable. Here's what I've learned over the years: That discomfort is a good thing. It's a necessary part of examining our own biases and actions, and our own role in perpetuating inequality.

One of the most important steps we can take is to educate ourselves. Ijeoma Oluo’s So You Want To Talk About Race is a great and thoughtful starting point, as is White Fragility: Why It's So Hard for White People to Talk about Racism by Robin Diangelo. If you’re looking for fiction, Alice Walker’s The Color Purple and Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye both tackle race, gender, and violence through the lens of Black womanhood.

These are tumultuous times for America. But we cannot turn a blind eye to what's happening right now. We should listen, and learn, and participate in building a country that lives up to our highest ideals. The only way out is through.

I promise to keep fighting alongside all of you to make the United States a place where all men and all women are treated as equals, just as we are and just as we deserve to be.

Onward,

Hillary