These are my articles written over time. Please feel free to ask questions about any post.
Date: Mid-21st Century Location: Former encampments, quiet streets, restored housing, coordination networks Weather: Cool mornings, steady light No one announced it. There was no ceremony. No headline. No declaration that homelessness had ended. Because the system did not solve homelessness in a single moment. It simply stopped losing people. ________________________________________ When Invisibility Became Impossible In […]
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JusticeThis short film is a meditation on violence, justice, and the stories we tell to justify harm. Through quiet imagery and measured words, it examines how force is often renamed as necessity, how fire is mistaken for clarity, and how truth is reduced to ash in the process. Rather than depicting conflict, the film lingers
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Justice
Date: November 11, 2030 Location: The Memory Basement, UN Headquarters → Global Network Weather: Cold, clear — the kind that makes silence feel edged It began with a bowl. Not a server. Not a drive. Not a cloud. A simple wooden bowl placed at the center of the Memory Basement floor, where the ash-ink spiral
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Justice
When individuals are endowed with both intention and authority , freedom must necessarily be granted to them as well. Without freedom, intention and authority become meaningless and serve no purpose. Oppression emerges precisely because humans possess the intention to act and the power to carry it out. This world was created as a testing ground,
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Justice, Relationship
Date: April 2030 Location: The Former UN Trusteeship Council Chamber They didn’t call it a parliament. They called it a circle with walls. The United Coalition of City Assemblies (UCCA) convened not with flags, anthems, or seating charts—but with a single shared instruction posted at every entrance: “Leave your title at the door.” Representatives arrived
Date: August 12, 2029 — Same moment as Amara’s proposal Locations: Times Square (NYC) | Uhuru Park (Nairobi) | Dongdaemun Plaza (Seoul) | Cinelândia (Rio de Janeiro) There was no countdown. No keynote. No official host. Yet at the exact second Amara Okonkwo’s voice filled the General Assembly Hall, four massive screens flickered on across
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Justice
Date: March 14, 2028 — 9:47 p.m. Location: Same Brooklyn fire escape The phone rang while Emil was still staring at the folded flags on the livestream. Grandfather didn’t wait for hello. “That line you kids wrote… ‘Nations are a technology.’ I’ve been sitting here with the TV on mute for an hour just chewing
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Justice
Date: January 20, 2028 Location: United Nations Headquarters, New York Status: Emergency Security Council Session They had been expecting this moment, though none of them said it aloud. The chalk-covered sidewalks outside the UN still glowed faintly from the night before, smudged by footsteps and snowfall, like a river trying to remember the verses written
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Justice
Date: November 15, 2027 – 8:17 p.m. EST Location: Emil’s tiny studio apartment, Brooklyn The phone buzzed once. Emil stepped into the quiet stairwell and answered. “Grandpa?” A familiar voice, warm and gravelly, answered on the second ring. “Hey, Emil. You okay?” “Yeah,” Emil said, exhaling. “I just needed to talk to you.” There was
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Justice
Date: November 14, 2027 – 11:11 AM Location: Security Council Chamber, United Nations Headquarters They brought a child. Layla (19) walked in first, holding the hand of a 12-year-old boy named Sami from Gaza. He wore the same navy hoodie, three sizes too big, sleeves rolled four times. Under his left eye: a faint scar
