Look at our clothes
Look at our clothes, look at our ads with people holding hands and families with babies , look at how we reach out to victims of disaster—mirrors all, mirrors of who we are and what we value. Our clothes are not hobnail boots but soft fabrics and casual; our ads show family and gathering values; our rushing to help reveals our heart connections with all. These—and not politics of hate and exclusion—mark who we are. Those who pull apart have to be loud because they have no natural affinity with kind folks and open hands.
:- Doug.
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