Day 4950: Inspiring

Last night, at the first anniversary show of Which Side? (A Protest Music Teach-Out) I heard and saw many inspiring people.

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It’s very inspiring (and unbelievable) to me that I will be sharing my original protest song You Don’t Scare Me! at a future Which Side? show.

I think you’ll find my images for today inspiring.

It’s Victor and Adi from the ACLU!
It’s Paula, who is inspiring in her dedication to these inspiring monthly shows!
It’s the inspiring Joyce Linehan and James Sullivan, who organize and host these shows!
It’s the inspiring Rubin Brothers!
It’s the inspiring Brandie Blaze!
It’s the inspiring Todd Thibaud and the house back-up band, The Paid Protestors!
It’s the inspiring Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts, Kim Driscoll!
It’s the inspiring Melissa Ferrick!

It’s the inspiring O.G.’s (Original Gentlemen), who met in prison after wrongful convictions!

It’s the inspiring Ted Landsmark, educator and lawyer!
That’s the inspiring Ted Landsmark in that well-known image of racism in 1970s Boston.
It’s inspiring how much Ted Landsmark has done in his long life.

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I look forward to inspiring comments, below.

Thanks to all who helped me create this inspiring post, including YOU!

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5 thoughts on “Day 4950: Inspiring”

  1. barbarade33afcfd8

    “Inspiration move me brightly
    Light the song with sense and color
    Hold away despair
    More than this I will not ask
    Faced with mysteries dark and vast
    Statements just seem vain at last
    Some rise, some fall, some climb
    To get to Terrapin ,,,” Terrapin Station, The Grateful Dead

  2. People making music and celebrating, rather than giving in to despair, inspires me. In the face of terrible things when people protest with humor and joy I feel like they’re showing us the world we want.

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