
SOCIAL JUSTICE ON DISPLAY
“In brightest day in blackest night, no evil shall escape my sight Let those who worship evil’s might, Beware my power, Green Lantern’s Light” (This poem is from DC Comics Green Lantern hero, he uses when recharging his ring) A few Sundays ago at Trinity one of our members spoke of wearing green garb when confronting social evils. The poem above from my childhood came unbidden to my mind, especially the phrase “Those who worship evil’s might”. In our era, it is needed and appropriate that they who worship “evil’s might” should fear the light of courageous citizens. The library’s current display will shed light on protest movements. There will be resistance signs and icons displayed and anyone can come have their paper money stamped with a resist icons created by a local artist. A library should be a fortress of knowledge and a staging ground for shedding light on the dark corners in our world. Drop by and join in the fight for light!Regards, Larry the Librarian