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Brought my camera to USA World Cup @ Levi’s Stadium, at the risk of them not letting it in, because I was desperate to capture the essence of this moment. I was lucky enough as a kid to travel to Europe a couple of times when I was a kid. And I was lucky enough for those times to be synced up with the World Cup. While I had minimal interest in soccer prior, it was when I discovered how deeply passionate the world was about the game during the tournament that completely changed my perspective. I had at that point made it a bucket list item to attend a game at the World Cup. Yesterday I was able to make that dream come true. What I didn’t realize was how cathartic this moment would be in the context of our nation. A unification of a spirit that completely transcended politics and embraced a solidarity of belonging. The world will keep turning. The problems that plague us do not take a day off. But for a few hours in a stadium filled with stars, stripes, and drums, we were able to believe in a team fighting in front of the whole world; shouting “USA” at the top of our lungs. For now we live to play another game and no matter how deep our run goes I am grateful to be steeped in a moment where we can all enjoy the company of some neighborly smiles and John Denver.

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American finally did it. She left a Blue state for a Red state “My husband and I made the leap of faith to escape our blue state of Washington, which has been the best blessing of our life and move to Wyoming — I've realized is since moving here, you don't realize how crazy this toxic bubble that you live in for so long, because it's such normalcy, until you actually are able to get away from it and get out of that bubble and see how insane everything really is” “Living in Wyoming — It's Sunday today. Everything is closed. People are doing yard work, spending time with their family, going to church — it's the way that it's supposed to be, in my opinion. It's the way that it's supposed to be. Everybody here is hardworking neighborly. It is just such a different pace of life. Don't realize how toxic of an environment you're living in. This is the moral of the story. And I swear, moving out of a blue state into a red state is now becoming like my personality because it's soul-giving. It's soul-giving” 60% of people moving state to state are moving from Blue states to Red states We don’t have to live in crime and rampant rent cities but the homeless. Stop voting blue

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