The work imperative
If we are the the sum of our actions, how much of ourselves are we willing to sell?
In this serialized adaptation of his essay, Living in the Absurd: Notes from the Modern World, Rodney King reflects on the silent dissonance of modern life and explores what it means to be human in a time that often feels anything but.
If we are the the sum of our actions, how much of ourselves are we willing to sell?
As we continue to carve the world into smaller pieces, it's easy to lose sight of our own power to put it back together.
In the search for freedom, how can we learn to see beyond the choices that have been pre-approved for us?
First, we’re taught to comply. Then, to forget that we ever danced to our own rhythm.
In a life we didn't choose, what would allow us to make our own decisions?
In a world that is often beyond our comprehension, much less our control, what does it mean to find freedom?