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At the Lost and Found: Personal & Political Dispatches of Resistance and Hope Edward Curtin
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“Hear what they say, and watch what they do.”
—adapted from a proverb of unknown origin
They said
they were after criminals.
Many heard the speeches:
“We’ll get the criminals out of here.”
Many believed
they meant
robbers,
killers,
and rapists.
Some of us,
with far less faith,
heard something else.
We translated those promises
to mean
people of color.
“Take my country back.”
“Lower my taxes.”
It was never
only about that.
Hear what they say.
Watch what they do.
