Reposted by Celeste Ng
And the need to hold on to possibilities that it could be otherwise would remain even if the worst came to pass. Fascism coming to power isn’t the end of history; the struggle continues because authoritarian regimes are not forever. I often think of Masha Gessen’s advice to “remember the future”.
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Respectfully, I would argue that hope is a prerequisite for planning. If you have no hope, you don’t plan—you give up. So agreed: let’s plan.
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And a lot of “wards.”
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A lot of orphans and parents parents who “died of the ‘flu”!
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Giving up hope is also complying with authoritarians in advance. It’s saying that fascism is inevitable, that there is no other way to be. I know it’s hard to keep hope alive, but I hope you find a way. ❤️