"Children and families are seeking moral and spiritual guidance during the country's transition, and too many communities have been torn apart by inter-communal and inter-religious violence.
"Many communities have been using candles.
Many communities have little electricity and no running water.
Already, many communities have seen strong weekends over Easter and Mother's Day.
But that takes money — something that many communities have precious little of.
To protect their stocks, many communities have organized nightly fishermen's patrols.
Remember many communities have experienced, and still experience, real trauma at the hands of the police.
Many communities have had their homes burned but continue to fight to return.
Many communities have done just that, beginning what in New Jersey are called Special Improvement Districts.
Many communities have tried to limit the presence of large, aggressive dogs, sometimes singling out pit bulls and Rottweilers.
The burden would fall most heavily in the Southwest, where many communities have tap water with high levels of arsenic.
