@9JDHFJB4mos ago

Yes, and we have to be mindful of systemic inequities that prevent many citizens from participating

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@9JGBF6J from Colorado disagreed…4mos4MO

Small actions can change anything over time, but systemic inequality is a terrible metric and isn’t happening. Everyone is in control of their own fate.

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