But if you go carrying pictures of Chairman Mao...
I'm doing language cafes at a high school for Ukrainian refugees here in Tallinn, so they're on my mind a lot lately. Obviously, you don't need to physically be around them to empathize with them, and I don't want this to sound like some sort of ridiculous hipster-ish "I care about the refugees on a much deeper level than you," but, I mean, it's only human for people to be especially moved by things that are personalized for them. There's currently a photo display of refugees in the town square:
It is extremely moving, or such was my experience.
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