it is true that through loving conduct, love becomes a practice, not an abstract entity that one constantly craves after”. - Elleni Zeleke

Crafting narratives that accurately reflect these realities requires not only a deep understanding of the issues at hand but also a commitment to ethical storytelling that respects the voices and experiences of those most affected by violence and domination.

Violence is not always overt or easily identifiable; it can be structural, systemic, and insidious, woven into the fabric of society in ways that make it difficult to see and even harder to dismantle

I am reminded of the importance of seeking out and amplifying voices like hers—voices that challenge us to see the world in new ways, to question the status quo, and to commit ourselves to the difficult but necessary work of building a more just and humane society.