Please consider:
New Orleans mayor, DA and sheriff are content to produce insecurity while local parish executive committees of both parties are more interested in counting votes and donations than dead or wounded citizens.
Creating our own safety amid such insecurity production enabled at the highest levels means organizing at the lowest common denominators.
The following list is by no means exhaustive: Awareness practice; deciding what, if any, weapons one is comfortable with; making accompanying each other more intentional, reviewing access control of homes and public spaces; investing in or joining mentor organizations and deciding if engaging youth and adults in crisis as an individual mentor is an option.
A category all its own is pressuring elected officials to abandon love affairs with idealistic fantasies that ignore brutal reality no matter how many innocent lives are ruined or headlines exposing complicity by local officials pretending this city is a peaceful oasis.
Creating our own safety amid insecurity production on high is at least as important as midterm issues both sides of the aisle crank out on their quest for more political power.
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Nadra Enzi aka Cap Black,
(first known as Nadra Question Mark) is Founder, Borrow A Brother Volunteer Safety Escort. Safety Creator For Community and Clients; Safe Fun Creator For Alcohol Beverage Outlets.
Writer/Commentator on Liberation and Liberty.
#HaltHunger Organizer.
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