In what can easily be a mundane life that we lead, we often forget we can be activists in our own way to contribute some good in this world. You don't need to have money, luxury goods, or know powerful people. All that's required is your voice. This is but a minor contribution from me to spread the word. Because it begins with just one little step to end human sufferings that are happening all over the world that are invisible. The video below may be too much for little ones, however, Micro did watch with me and asked,"Why you crying Mama?" Though this organization is controversial with regards to its spending and believes in using the Ugandan Army (which itself has a controversial reputation), I do admire, from a parent's perspective, how the father wants to remind us all that this is happening. Not just in Uganda, but that human atrocities occur everywhere and anywhere. So I've still decided to show it. I am not affiliated in anyway to Kony 2012.
I believe, parents or not, we have a responsibility to educate and raise good, loving, responsible, compassionate children. Even at his tender age of 3 years old, Micro is aware that the world has "people who do bad things," and also wants to show the world that love can conquer all. I'm hoping that in the way I lead my life, I will somehow pass onto my kids the importance of showing mercy to those who don't have it. That with little steps, our voices can be heard and that they can make a difference in the world.
I believe, parents or not, we have a responsibility to educate and raise good, loving, responsible, compassionate children. Even at his tender age of 3 years old, Micro is aware that the world has "people who do bad things," and also wants to show the world that love can conquer all. I'm hoping that in the way I lead my life, I will somehow pass onto my kids the importance of showing mercy to those who don't have it. That with little steps, our voices can be heard and that they can make a difference in the world.
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