Gina’s view…

Zeitgeist is defined as “the spirit of the time.” It determines how we remember an era. Does that mean that, when we look back on the beginning of the 21st century, we will reflect on the atmosphere of anger, sadness and fear that encapsulates our society? The frustration we felt toward our corrupt government? The outrage over a senseless war born from greed? The answer to this question should be yes. If it isn’t, then you’re not paying attention. Historically speaking, the same sentiment can be applied to almost every generation, going back centuries. However, I feel that it is most important to remember those people who fought back. If it weren’t for them, we would not have all of civil rights that we do today, the rights that we deserve and that we still have to defend. As Cicero said, thousands of years ago, “While there is life, there is hope.” If we lose hope, then what do we have left? And now, back to our broadcast…

Note: “And now, back to our broadcast” is taken from the collaberated book from Michael Sperduto and images by Joseph Ulrich.