Arin Lohr
11/03/2020 4:39 PM
I would have to chose equity, generosity, openness, and justice.
When I think of equity, I think of my strong belief that no one should be homeless or unable to go to the doctor. Everyone should be able to have access to food, water, and shelter.
When I think of generosity, I think of my belief that no one should have billions of dollars and not be helping charities or directly donating to people in need.
When I think of openness I think of creating a zone without judgement of others unless those others are infringing upon the rights of another.
Which brings me to justice, highlighting the fact that all people are people who deserve rights. I think of my strong belief that racism/homophobia/xenophobia/transphobia are not opinions but infringments upon the rights of minorities.
When I think of equity, I think of my strong belief that no one should be homeless or unable to go to the doctor. Everyone should be able to have access to food, water, and shelter.
When I think of generosity, I think of my belief that no one should have billions of dollars and not be helping charities or directly donating to people in need.
When I think of openness I think of creating a zone without judgement of others unless those others are infringing upon the rights of another.
Which brings me to justice, highlighting the fact that all people are people who deserve rights. I think of my strong belief that racism/homophobia/xenophobia/transphobia are not opinions but infringments upon the rights of minorities.