The End Of Civilisation — INDIA

The end of civilization and my journey there taught me about womanhood, how a bunch of women coming together and working for themselves is what strength looks like, how even when there are barriers you show up, how caring for someone doesn’t only mean saying it in words but also showing it in actions, whether it be standing with your friend in solidarity or making a warm meal for a girl from Delhi.
These women take the same train everyday and over time, they have formed small groups. Most of them don’t see each other outside the train commute but in the distance of those few stations, the time they spend together is when they are just themselves. In this time, they don’t worry about the work waiting for them or their families at home. In between stations, they are just friends to a bunch of women who share this journey.

 
Social media is bold.

Social media is young.

Social media raises questions.

 Social media is not satisfied with an answer.

Social media looks at the big picture.

 Social media is interested in every detail.

social media is curious.

 Social media is free.

Social media is irreplaceable.

But never irrelevant.

Social media is you.



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