Ongoing human rights education promotes public government trust.

And COP27 needs President Biden to support “loss and damage finance” to save our lives.

Ongoing human rights education promotes public government trust. And COP27 needs President Biden to support “loss and damage finance” to save our lives. Nationally, pro-empathy democracy won - this time, because enough pro-empathy voters in both parties voted for Democrats. Progressives in both parties want a strong, functioning, pro-empathy democracy. Nevertheless, Ohio and the entire world are still held hostage by a few corrupt billionaires dragging our fellow wealth creators to the brink of extinction. And the jury is still out at COP 27 in Egypt about UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres’s ultimatum to humanity: “Cooperate or perish.” Therefore the challenge to pro-empathy human rights educators continues to be how to promote a politics of care to reverse hatred of politics and effective public government.

Ongoing human rights education promotes public government trust. And COP27 needs President Biden to support “loss and damage finance” to save our lives. Ongoing repetition of our ideal American government protecting and empowering strong, diverse communities of nurturing families caring for each other is vital. Without mind-numbing, honest, and open repetition of what we want, conservatism’s hatred of effective democracy for all wins. Social progress over hatred for caring politics comes when we find our comfort zone in ongoing self-nurture that engages and nurtures others. Conservatism’s vigilante intimidation, required from what Tim Ryan called “ass kissers” of strict fathers, is immoral for all who wish for human progress and climate survival. 

Ongoing human rights education promotes public government trust. And COP27 needs President Biden to support “loss and damage finance” to save our lives. And it’s why the Empathy Surplus Network USA promotes an Ohio politics of care infrastructure. Nurturance and Tim Ryan’s “ass-kicking” are how nurturers protect themselves from anti-empathy ass-kissers. Such an infrastructure must expand grassroots civic participation from strong, diverse communities of nurturing families in their care of each other in public government. Such an infrastructure must emphasize the strengths of nurturance in all phases of life. Together, we can have more human rights education conversations with businesses. We can recruit more human rights teachers to receive complimentary human rights pocketbooks. We can raise more money. We can donate more human rights pocketbooks. And maybe even launch more billboards.