Jesi V. Taylor

From relationships to families, distractions to obsessions, passions to fears, we are constantly bombarded with information, energy, and the opinions and judgments of others. Sometimes we are even our own worst enemies. Time and time again, though, we find ourselves alone.

Stripped of our skin we’re all made of the same stuff and all have an unknown expiration date. What are you? What am I? We’re human and we can all take a look in the mirror (and towards our fellow earthlings) and think of a way to promote solidarity in the face of unbelievable divisions.

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