
Two poems by Jack Varnell
Jack Varnell is a writer, poet, photographer
and social media addict living in the suburbs
of Atlanta, GA.
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A stunning video from ormer Skinhead Arno Michaelis speaks about the Sikh Temple shooting, the origins of hate, and how we all can look inside ourselves to learn how to break free from hate.

Jack Varnell is outraged at how many sexual assault cover-ups have happened in recent memory, and wants to help affect change.

When bipolar illness would’t let the woman he loved find her voice, Jack Varnell wrote the voice he heard anyway.

I hope this video prompts you to ask yourself how you can be of service to the fine men and women coming home.

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