LEKISHA R TURNER

     I read an article titled "Longtermism: a call to protect future generations. The article bought to light the importance of thinking about our future generations and the role(s) we as the current generation play in the development of our future. This article states "And when we consider how many future generations there might be, and how much better the future could go if we make good decisions in the present, our descendants' chances to flourish take on greater importance. In particular, we think this idea suggest that improving the prospects for all future generations is among the most morally important things we can do." I most definitely agree with this statement.       Cody Fenwick did a good job pointing out the fact that Foote couldn't have known the outcome of her discovery when she discovered the mechanism of climate change. As the article stated "she couldn't have foreseen how future demand for fossil fuels would trigger a consequential glo

       Back to the Future taught us that Science Fiction can eventually become our everyday reality. Therefore we need to think about our potential future-past generations and act now so that we can ensure they are afforded the same equal opportunities as the past and current generations.       By using our voices to speak up and speak out we can potentially change an entire generation of people. Having a community of well informed individuals can lead to a greater understanding and awareness of those around us. Looking at our similarities as well as our differences by sharing our stories might very well lead to this greater understanding.       I call to action our Elected Officials as well as our communities to help ensure we save our potential future-past generation(s).

                      #DreamBig #LiveBigger           #SaveOurPotentialFuturePastGenerations                       #Equality #Justice #Freedom                        #SpeakUp & #SpeakOut