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Knowing, listening, and taking to heart different perspectives, lived experiences and existing attitudes.  "...developing relationships

with and among them..., honoring and showing

compassion for their lived experiences and existing attitudes..., and helping them practice openness to multiple

perspectives of viewing the world to work toward greater

justice..." (Conklin & Hughes, 2016, p. 48).

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I think about the compassion that many times we are not always guided to have for ourselves, at least I'm speaking from my experience. However, compassion is not always just gentle, sweet, nice. So the compassion I'm speaking about is one that is introspective, that challenges you, that looks within, and is constantly learning deeply about your surroundings and oneself.

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Knowing about experiences that contrast, align, or never heard before and valuing them equally. During this time, I think about the food service, educators, health care professionals, people without a place to shelter in. It highlights the inequities and who is considered human.

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It may be important to trouble this idea of compassion by looking at Freire's concept of false generosity. A question that came to mind as I read for this week was: to what end? What is the purpose of the sorts of compassion, solidarities, etc. being put forward?

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Home for all. Not house for all. Not shelter for all. Not space for all. Home for all. What happens when people lose that? Homelessness is the state of being without your self-identified place of solace. Many people think this status is not relevant to their own lives, but it can be your story very easily, not to mention you would be affected by others in this status as well, just like how the corona virus impacts our lives right now.

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On October 10, 2012, José Antonio Elena Rodriguez, a 16-year old boy, was shot and killed on Calle Internacional, a street in his hometown of Nogales, Sonora, Mexico by a U.S. Border Patrol Agent.