Or maybe it was a rap song. I deleted it, because of Lent. I can't even explain that, as I don't believe in anything even remotely resembling a religion or higher being. It was filled with anger. Anger pointed at those who look like me. Those who grew up in similar places as I. Those who once shared the same socioeconomic privilege I did. My anger isn't over my situation, but the privilege of others. The blindness that has affected us all. I see more praise for Kobe as a hero than Greta and Malala. I see praise for Trump as a family man, but critique of the single mom whose two jobs aren't enough. I see it daily. I see parents who don't know how their children treat women, unaware that their posts support their position. I see teachers who can't read, write, or maybe just edit. I see fathers so proud of their son's two goals, but ignoring that they'll grow up coveting scores. I'm 49, mocked for my choices, of protecting animals, reading books, and ...