I hope to never be so desperate that I cling to a military cargo plane because risking nearly certain death is my best option for survival. It’s a privilege that I can’t comprehend such visceral fear, when it should be our God-given right as human beings to be able to live in safety and security among those we love. Watching Afghanistan’s swift collapse has been stunning, and witnessing the human suffering horrific. It’s hard to watch, though there’s privilege in that too, spectating from across the world, knowing that we are far from harm’s way.
20 years after the first Taliban regime, will we again target people based on how they look?
20 years after the first Taliban regime, will we again target people based on how they look?
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