My husband says it's because it's free so they don't feel like they will accrue a net financial loss if they don't pick it up. So they don't prioritize it.

which reminds me of conversations I have had had with one of my black colleagues around joy and self-care as a form of resistance and a way to sustain social justice work. It resonated with me so much and I wanted to extend a virtual hug to them. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/p...

can you consider this country just and good and think that this election was about good versus evil. They also talked about building joy and resilience and community right now by taking a page from black folks living in America (not waiting until our dignity rights are recognized by the country),

social activist (Amanda Doyle), so I feel like they would be having a hard and honest conversation. It was worth a listen and they talked about how if you are surprised by the election results as they were, it tips your hand at the white privilege you have, because only in white privilege