We live in a world visibly divided and driven by fear. Where people are retreating from each other instead of holding out their hands. Ironic that this has become the pervasive reality in a century more globally “connected”, and with better access to information, than ever before. Should there have been a time to begin to understand our differences, and discover our similarities, it would have been this age of digital domination. And yet – instead, borderless cyberspace seems to have allowed a wider platform from which to spread hate, and anger, and ugliness.

This is not who we are.

It cannot be who we are.