Or is it, as those who speak of "institutional racism" hold, that the motives and acts of individuals matter less than the systematic ways in which people of some races are disadvantaged in law and social life?
That knowing, the awareness of life, is the gift within the hell. 5. Small acts of kindness matter.
This act addressed a number of matters related to the cities, crucially expanding burghers' (i.e., townspeople's) rights, including electoral rights.
People have been genuinely wondering: how does a small act of kindness matter so much?
"We condemn the killings of worshippers at the synagogue in Jerusalem and condemn acts of violence no matter their source".
Against the metronomic murder, every night, of hundreds or thousands of innocent people, what do any acts of individual torture matter?
Yet their real splendor is evident not in individual acts of virtuosity — no matter how thrilling — but in their aristocratic demeanor.
One of these secrets is the joy and satisfaction derived from acts of altruism, no matter the dollar amount involved.
All acts of kindness, no matter how small, are significant, and if these acts only impact one person, they will have still made the world a better place.
Freedom from torture is a non-derogable human right, and the U.S. is obligated to investigate, prosecute, and punish all acts of torture, no matter who perpetrated them.
