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We are experiencing a harrowing time in our nation's history.

It is essential that we maintain this incredible social momentum towards change.

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We cannot allow the lives that have been lost, the sacrifices that have been made, or these unified efforts to fade into background noise.

 

Culturally, we have a history of it.

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Those of us who do not experience the ever-present pressures of social inequality have, time and time again, let this struggle fade from the forefront of our thoughts. 

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Sympathy fades. Empathy cannot. 

 

Forget Knot is an initiative of remembrance, and a pledge to continue this fight. This is an effort of unity, the recognition of privilege, and a promise to use that privilege for the betterment of those who do not possess it.

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This is about you.

This is for you.

This is very easy.

Just follow these steps to the best of your ability.

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Step 1

Create the Constant.

Racial inequality is a constant.

Create a constant reminder.

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Whether it is a string, a shoelace, or a piece of jewelry - make something that will always be there

Step 2

Make the Commitment.

Make this mean something. 

Let this represent something specific to you.

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Perhaps if you are runner, and you take for granted the freedom and safety you experience on the streets, perhaps let this represent Ahmaud Arbery.

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Perhaps if you are not afraid when you are pulled over, let this represent Philando Castile.

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Let it remind you of specific words of Martin Luther King Jr. or Maya Angelou. The brave actions of Rosa Parks and Daisy Bates.

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Make it specific.

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Step 3

Activate.

Take your specific pledge of awareness

and unite it with a cause.

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This can be social.

If you think you have a tool that could help others:

Share it.

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This can be private.

If this is something that is for you, let is just be for you.

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This should be for peace.

Please, do not make this a pledge of violence or aggression. Let this be towards the dissemblance of injustice.
 

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