Theanalyticsofkindness - The Analytics Of Kindness

“But if whites experienced black sadness … (Pause.) I️t would be too overwhelming for them. (Pause.) Very few white people could actually take seriously, black sadness and the lives that they livin: livin’ in denial— “Oh it couldn’t be that bad” … And they have their own form of sadness– Tends to be linked to the American Dream, But it’s a very very very different kind of Sadness.”

— Cornel West in Anna Deavere Smith, Twilight: Los Angeles

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In 1847 during the Irish potato famine, the Choctaw Nation of Native Americans donated $147 to assist with famine relief. An Irish town built a memorial to thank Native Americans. (source)