Valediction

Judith states,

Humanity has ruptured along dark and bloody boundaries weakened by resentment and animosity. Voids of disequilibrium, inequality, and injustice shudder in the wake of its collapse.

Within our ‘commonplace’ lives we experience covert and overt expressions of racism and xenophobia. Risks related to age, gender, race, serious health and handicapping conditions, and socio-economic status compound the difficulties faced by over 65.5 million world-wide refugees of violence and war, asylum seekers, and internally displaced persons. … … As artists participating in the eRacism exhibit we join others in pursuit of renewed equilibrium and human kindness for all.