Seeing this man's beautiful gesture outside a mosque in Manchester after yesterday's terrible terrorist attack in New Zealand gives me hope. https://twitter.com/BBCRadioManc/status/1106583941836881920 We live in a time where everyone seems out to underline our differences and divisions, creating a politic of mistrust and hate. If it's not Trump stirring up visions of a fictional mass-Mexican invasion of the US, it's Farage blustering about his one-man mission to excise us from Europe as soon as possible. The words of these, to put it broadly, politicians, hoodwink the impressionable to think we're all at threat. It's like we've lost track of what's important and what we share. It's no wonder there's so much misplaced hatred when just a cursory flick through the arse-end of the press reveals countless reiteration of the differences between "us" and "them". It made me angry to see today's tabloid front pages att...
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