Brittany Packnett Cunningham

It would be better if you listened to all of the things that we've been saying to each other about how to survive.

And the fact that you can do that freely with this thing called the Internet means that you actually don't even have to request more labor than anybody's ever offered.

We've written the books.

We've made the films.

We've made the documentaries.

We host the podcasts.

We opened the nonprofit organizations.

We lead the congregations, which we did the other translations of all of the faith texts.

We've cooked the food.

We've sung the songs.

We've written the songs.

We've composed the songs.

We've done all of the things.

All you got to do is join the choir.

It already exists.

But instead, you want to suddenly beg the people that you've been putting behind you for generations to lead you because we know the way out.

But if you just follow what we're doing, if you fund what we're doing, if you support what we're doing, if you amplify what we're doing, it'll get done.

Because we already have to survive ourselves.

And I think that's the point a lot of people miss.

And they say, well, I don't know where to start.