"Us being out there, confronting them, calling them on their bullshit, it may change some people's minds.
"In confronting and calling the police on one of our neighbors, the pool chair escalated a situation in a way that does not reflect the inclusive values Glenridge seeks to uphold as a community," it wrote.
Mr. Lewis, whenever confronted with calls to divisiveness, chose to redouble his commitment to reason and tolerance.
That was the unspoken rallying cry among those confronting a preinaugural call of nature on Tuesday at the Firehook Bakery, two blocks from the parade route.
The same goes for Jordan, the other neighbour with whom Israel has signed a treaty, and which is confronting its own calls for reform.
Ms. Reding already has a track record of defending citizens' rights by successfully lowering the cost of cellphone calls, confronting government leaders over the mistreatment of minority groups and speaking out against the privacy policies of technology companies like Google.
Then she sat down to edit, finally choosing nine images -- out of more than 200 -- that would best evoke the humorous but dark portrait of someone confronting what she calls "the personal stuff" of those who had lived there before.
And tech can do its part too, McNamee believes, in acknowledging and confronting what he calls its "dark side".
Pyongyang's latest statement directly confronted this call for denuclearisation.
And, during a later community "fun run," a high-school English teacher confronted Steve Mensinger, calling him "an enemy of the workers of this city".
