Naid Ravenheart

As my 10 years old daughter said it…U.be.quitess (ubiquitous)

First, they came for the immigrants, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not an immigrant.

Then they came for the homeless, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not homeless.

Then they came for the...

Are we really going to sit back and just watch this?

The recent cabinet pick by Trump reflects a continuing trend of prioritizing spectacle over substance. While it may appeal to a certain audience, we should focus on whether these choices bring competence and value to leadership. Leadership isn’t entertainment—it’s serious business.

Let us love boldly—risking comfort and safety to stand for what’s right. Love is the ultimate rebellion against hate, oppression, and division. Together, we can build a world worthy of our shared humanity. #ActInLove #LoveAsResistance

Love builds bridges where walls exist. It empowers us to fight for a world where every person can live with dignity, freedom, and justice. This is how we resist and transform the world—through courageous, compassionate love. #LoveTransforms

To love bravely is to choose courage over fear. It’s understanding that love may expose us to pain and uncertainty but holds the power to heal and liberate. Tyranny feeds on silence and fear; love defies these forces. #RadicalLove

True love isn’t just a feeling—it’s action. It’s showing up for others, nurturing community, and protecting the vulnerable. Love demands we confront oppression, speak truth to power, and stand against tyranny, even when it feels unsafe. #CourageInLove

In a world filled with injustice, fear, and division, love is a radical act of resistance. As bell hooks says, “The practice of love offers no safety. We risk loss, hurt, and pain.” Yet, it’s this very risk that makes love powerful. #LoveAsResistance