and your head on a swivel.

Let flow.

. . . and speak out against injustice. Not just the kinds of injustices that may lead you to call a lawyer like me. But also against the injustices and indignities that happen in every day life. The key though? Let the anger of the injustice move you to stand up and speak out, but don't let the anger take over your approach to the situation. Do so firmly, but with a dignity of your own. In other words, don't match indignity with indignity. It's like the saying goes, two

It's good for your health.

We are all our parents' children.