Maddie Levine-Wolf

And part of a healthy community is being able to talk openly and freely about things, whether we agree or not. about things and still walk away realizing that we're dealing as human beings with each other.

And part of a healthy community is being able to talk openly and freely about things, whether we agree or not. about things and still walk away realizing that we're dealing as human beings with each other.

And so I just want to say this again is that I love this kind of conversation because it's freeing, it's freeing, and it's an awareness and it's opening us up to have even more and deeper conversations.

And so I just want to say this again is that I love this kind of conversation because it's freeing, it's freeing, and it's an awareness and it's opening us up to have even more and deeper conversations.

I think people are always trying to figure out a way to identify or else separate themselves from others. And if you're a type of person that wants to feel special, then you'll find ways to make that happen. I personally, in my personal life, try so very hard never to do that, not to do that. I'm not perfect by any means. I just want to know who you really, really are. I tell people that.

I think people are always trying to figure out a way to identify or else separate themselves from others. And if you're a type of person that wants to feel special, then you'll find ways to make that happen. I personally, in my personal life, try so very hard never to do that, not to do that. I'm not perfect by any means. I just want to know who you really, really are. I tell people that.

I just want to know who you really, really are. Tell me what you really, really think. For me, that's important because what I want to do, especially in the work that I'm doing around health, all of us need this. It's so important to be able to have an honest conversation so that you don't have to guess about stuff. Even with people that are of different

I just want to know who you really, really are. Tell me what you really, really think. For me, that's important because what I want to do, especially in the work that I'm doing around health, all of us need this. It's so important to be able to have an honest conversation so that you don't have to guess about stuff. Even with people that are of different

ideas whatever that whatever those differences are i'm still trying to figure out ways to make it happen now that's that might be cool by ish you know whatever but that's just the way i want to live in in that in that kind of way so uh to me again i know who i am and um I know that other people don't believe or think or act like I do, but that's okay. They're still worthy of being respected.

ideas whatever that whatever those differences are i'm still trying to figure out ways to make it happen now that's that might be cool by ish you know whatever but that's just the way i want to live in in that in that kind of way so uh to me again i know who i am and um I know that other people don't believe or think or act like I do, but that's okay. They're still worthy of being respected.

And that for me is the important thing.

And that for me is the important thing.

Let me jump in real quick. While Matthew was talking, I'm in the car, and so the record came on that says Loser. And as he was talking, I was thinking about the fact that if we had a worldwide chill out day, some people would fight against it because they would consider us losers because we're looking and searching for some type of peace.

Let me jump in real quick. While Matthew was talking, I'm in the car, and so the record came on that says Loser. And as he was talking, I was thinking about the fact that if we had a worldwide chill out day, some people would fight against it because they would consider us losers because we're looking and searching for some type of peace.

You know, and for me, for me, one of the things that that I seek in my life is I don't do drama. I don't do drama very well because I don't see drama. And I think that, you know, when you when you get to a point where you can you can you can ask a person to seek seek who they who they really are.

You know, and for me, for me, one of the things that that I seek in my life is I don't do drama. I don't do drama very well because I don't see drama. And I think that, you know, when you when you get to a point where you can you can you can ask a person to seek seek who they who they really are.

Give them, respect them for whatever, wherever they're at, you know, and can be cordial and civil towards them. That's what I seek for. So when I think about this whole topic of labeling and, you know, and stereotypes, I try to find commonality. You know, you don't have to be my friend, but maybe can we be allies is another thing that I use. And so that would be my last comment.

Give them, respect them for whatever, wherever they're at, you know, and can be cordial and civil towards them. That's what I seek for. So when I think about this whole topic of labeling and, you know, and stereotypes, I try to find commonality. You know, you don't have to be my friend, but maybe can we be allies is another thing that I use. And so that would be my last comment.

I just, I really do honestly appreciate every comment that was made here. It was open and we were vulnerable and we had a chance to say what we had to say.

I just, I really do honestly appreciate every comment that was made here. It was open and we were vulnerable and we had a chance to say what we had to say.