Like many people, I’m horrified by recent events in America.
I’m sickened by the headlines and can barely watch the national news. And I
wonder about the media’s continued emphasis on these terrible events. I’ve been
asking myself:
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What’s the impact on us as individuals and as a
society when we’re inundated by tragic news?
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Is our collective moral compass skewed by this horror
overload?
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How long can we reach into our well of decency when
craziness, greed, and people behaving badly are given the spotlight?
I can’t sit by idly. I need to be part of the solution.
It begins right here, right now. This blog is now called One
Right Thing. I plan to showcase examples of positive behavior, people who
choose to do one right thing in difficult or threatening situations. These are individuals who obey the Old Testament
edict “…to act justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with God,” regardless
of their religion, race, age, or walk of life.
I'll start by sharing this story. When shooting broke out last week in Dallas, a group of people did One Right Thing and surrounded a baby stroller to protect the little one inside.
Work with me to spread positive, encouraging stories that emphasize
the best of humanity. If you have a story for One Right Thing, please let me know
at authorjeannemoran@gmail.com
Thank you Jeanne!
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