Cue a slew of additional plane crashes that they will then blame on some marginalized community

demographics in California.

Of the one fire camp for minors - yes, literal children - 95% are BIPOC.

Incarcerated workers are risking their lives for subminimum wage and the hope of freedom.

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This is an intersectional issue.

We already know that BIPOC and disabled people are overrepresented in the incarcerated population. While I can't find the specific demographic information of the fire camps, one article said the fire camps demographics are similar to overall incarceration

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My thoughts are not only with everyone whose lives and homes are lost and at risk, but also the fire fighters who are risking their lives for as little as a slightly reduced prison sentence and less than $1 per day. 30% of the people fighting the California fires are incarcerated.

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Feelings that are difficult to work through can be messengers. They can help us understand what is important to us, they can help us make decisions, they can help us make changes.

Feelings are temporary and fluid. We sit with our feelings. We move through the difficult feelings, none are permanent. We enjoy the pleasurable feelings with appreciation. We use mindfulness to identify feelings that we are having difficulty naming.

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