If someone is worried month after month how they'll pay next month's bills no matter how hard they try, plus what will happen if a family member gets sick, they begin to experience a permanent state of trauma. But it isn't a mental health issue - it's an economic injustice issue.

Jan 18, 2022 · 5:17 AM UTC

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We need UBI.
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we don't yet have a minimum we all won't fall under - we could end up on the street, so anyone who has will fight to keep themselves comfortable. we have some hard conversations to have first up - are we US of All or US for Some? We need to then commit to upholding what we say.
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Traumatized Nation. Imagine being 5 years old in Baltimore with parents struggling to just survive.
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I want to know how the homeless can be expected to lift themselves up when they have to worry everyday about where they will sleep that night. I am so thankful that I have a home, thank you God.
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… don’t understand the country I live in … it’s so NOT what it claims to be
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Absolutely
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Of course
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All illness starts in the mind! ACIM🙏🏽❤️😇
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Been there, done that, which is why I am promoting real change, not bandaids on a corrupt economic system. #ResourceBasedEconomy
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