sneakers is because they re having trouble finding a job. imagine a white kid from scarsdale doing the same thing. we can t. we re not describing human beings. so what is the solution? you would suggest that black lives matter and other groups do what then? it s very simple. this business of saying, well, look, there s stop the violence marches. it s a first step but there isn t a national movement. nobody is as upset about the black-on-black crime as they are about the one michael slegr, the one darren wilson. do you propose they can be? oh, yes. you look at a movie in the 1950s, a woman might say to her husband, you smoke too much. a movement coalesced so people stopped smoking as much. we need to think of it it as strange if a community is
only through their clinical expertise, but by their enormous capacity for compassion. and while many of us here struggle to heal within those hospital walls, a movement coalesced throughout our city, state and country. boston strong a simple phrase with a not so simple meaning became our uniting call. it symbolized our communal determination to spread compassion, generosity, unity and pride. it is the firefighter running towards danger and the police officer ensuring our safety. but it s also the quiet moments, individual snap shots of grace. it s the countless hours our families spent by our bedsides sometimes in silence as they offered their love by their