Build bridges, not walls from "summary" of Across That Bridge by John Lewis
The act of building bridges, rather than walls, is a fundamental principle that has the power to transcend barriers and unite individuals. By constructing bridges, we are actively engaging in the process of connection and understanding, rather than division and separation. Building bridges requires a willingness to reach out to others, to extend a hand of friendship and cooperation. It necessitates an openness to different perspectives and a commitment to finding common ground. When we choose to build bridges, we are committing ourselves to the work of reconciliation and healing. We are making a conscious decision to break down...
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