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I got this useful bon mot from a middle school teacher recently.
In response to, “I DONT UNDERSTAND,” he calmly said, “okay what steps have you taken to understand?”
And that’s when I realized that a lot of folks have no steps.
In response to, “I DONT UNDERSTAND,” he calmly said, “okay what steps have you taken to understand?”
And that’s when I realized that a lot of folks have no steps.
November 10, 2025 at 6:05 PM
I got this useful bon mot from a middle school teacher recently.
In response to, “I DONT UNDERSTAND,” he calmly said, “okay what steps have you taken to understand?”
And that’s when I realized that a lot of folks have no steps.
In response to, “I DONT UNDERSTAND,” he calmly said, “okay what steps have you taken to understand?”
And that’s when I realized that a lot of folks have no steps.
Arch Tutu, concluding remarks to the Madikezela-Mandela testimonies: We must be prepared to stand up for goodness, truth and love — not to grovel before the mighty.
October 9, 2025 at 7:41 PM
Arch Tutu, concluding remarks to the Madikezela-Mandela testimonies: We must be prepared to stand up for goodness, truth and love — not to grovel before the mighty.
Bishop Storey, after the Madikizela-Mandela hearing: one of the tragedies of life is that it’s possible to become like that which we hate most. The primary cancer was the oppression of apartheid but secondary infections touched many of apartheid’s opponents & eroded their knowledge of good and evil
October 9, 2025 at 10:37 AM
Bishop Storey, after the Madikizela-Mandela hearing: one of the tragedies of life is that it’s possible to become like that which we hate most. The primary cancer was the oppression of apartheid but secondary infections touched many of apartheid’s opponents & eroded their knowledge of good and evil