The character of society coincides with how we treat our most vulnerable members of society. — Leta B., Your Steady Soul: May you transform your pain, anger, and hurt into wisdom, kindness, and love.
The character of society coincides with how we treat our most vulnerable members of society. — Leta B., Your Steady Soul: May you transform your pain, anger, and hurt into wisdom, kindness, and love.
The character of society coincides with how we treat our most vulnerable members of society. — Leta B., Your Steady Soul: May you transform your pain, anger, and hurt into wisdom, kindness, and love.
The character of society coincides with how we treat our most vulnerable members of society. — Leta B., Your Steady Soul: May you transform your pain, anger, and hurt into wisdom, kindness, and love.
The character of society coincides with how we treat our most vulnerable members of society. — Leta B., Your Steady Soul: May you transform your pain, anger, and hurt into wisdom, kindness, and love.
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The character of society coincides with how we treat our most vulnerable members of society.

— Leta B., Your Steady Soul: May you transform your pain, anger, and hurt into wisdom, kindness, and love.
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