The pleasure of doing simple things well is rewarding at any time, but especially in this time of Coronavirus.

If I value the rights of everyone around me, mine are safe. We need to teach Human Rights at every level.

Deciphering which regulations apply how and for what reason can be confusing!

One of the most basic needs of human beings is to communicate ideas and opinions.

We quibble about masks, and break quarantine as if our actions should not affect the lives of others. In the US people act like being asked to wear a mask as part of a community safeguard is unconstitutional, or worse, just unAmerican.

Always looking for a balance between the needs of humans and habitat for our wild friends.

The stillness is so odd. That humans are on pause in travels, held at bay by threat from a virus, is really just odd

The scope of opinions that contradict each other about Coronavirus confuses people into inaction.

There is a change afoot; a deep kind of rearrangement is taking place.There are different options, and many people are happier.

There are people out there in the world who stop in the middle of their lives and help.

The effective medicines that maintain health may seem priceless, but watch out.

The demand for profits by big pharma can unbalance a society, and cause needless suffering.

Democracy is a human right that entails the responsibility of voting. Study the issues and candidates and vote.

Sometimes it is difficult to experience the ideas that drift our way or are thrown at us, the impact of velocity magnifying harshness.

The death rate is not the only way to measure the havoc wrecked by a pandemic. Great numbers of people ill, and unproductive is also economic devastation.

What is a Constitution? Well, when you constitute something, you put it there and cause it to stand. You put pieces together into a functional whole. A Constitution, in this case, is a document that puts the framework there.

Citizen's commissions may be a way to bring police practices to a more just and fair norm of behavior.

What is normal, anyway? We create our future by our everyday choices. Choose kindness.

I have been listening to the history of the Civil Rights Movement in the US. The bravery, valror and dedication of those who changed the balance of justice in the United States is legendary.

This representation by Tampa City Ballet has an urban magic and the choreography mixes the need for the use of masks from that time, which now are a reflection of current events, right now in a time of a global pandemic.

After more than three months of "staying home to be safe", much less being able to attend church, or to congregate to practice religious belief, we still see spikes in disease.

Tampa city Ballet filmed a dance about the time of Spanish Flu in historic Ybor Square during the time of Coronavirus.

We are overwhelming the mechanisms of our planet that keep our air, water, and soil clean and productive.

Did you know that there is a Human Right that defends workers? Did you know that in 1948 the United Nations, when drafting the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, decided to state a right about this.

But really, even though masks are a pain, and it hasn't been that long since half of us gave up the misery of wearing proper (meaning restrictive) foundation garments,the use of masks is something you can get used to.

The intense prevention measures being taken by the whole country are not only for people who have been infected and have symptoms. There is also a percentage who have been infected and do not have any symptoms.

Technical expertise is easily admired and enjoyed, and has an aesthetic of its own. Just look at the Olympics, when so many people watch games and events that they had not even thought of for four years.

Humankind is one race. Hate is an artificial division. Children can have wisdom.

This morning the City Hall of Tampa again sent a reminder to all the citizens to wear masks, wash their hands and use social distancing to collaborate in bringing down the number cases of Coronavirus that have rebounded in recent weeks.

Knowledge of Human Rights as written in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights must be universal .

This July 4th, 2020, Independence Day is celebrated in the United States, all the citizens and residents of the country are super proud to celebrate with their friends and compatriot

To many around Washington,D.C. where I grew up, and across the United States of America, the Declaration of Independence is considered to be a sacred document.

Social is all about others, isn;t it? The root is from the early Latin word "socius", which means friendly, through a later Latin word "socialis" which means allied.

These murals demonstrate  the reasons for the protests against racism and for Human Rights and they just happen to help to reduce traffic accidents.

Tolerance. What definition do you use? Do you mean that you can easily and comfortably experience something

When confidence is given, from the authorities to the population, giving them freedom of movement and actions, it places responsibility in the discretion of each person.

Honor those who have invested all kinds of resources in your future. Love, time and patience count as resources.

This new element called Coronavirus, and we are affected in various ways.It is totally invisible, imperceptible, but from now on it will cohabit with us for a good time in all parts of planet earth.

Sometimes things just change too much, too often, and while you might normally be a law abiding citizen, and want to comply with all the local regulations, they keep changing!

When we take care of ourselves, we are helping to take care of our whole community: wash your hands, and wear a mask and gloves when away from home.

Social distancing makes truly taking care of myself more of a challenge, but it is better with the beach open.

Masks for hygiene are starting to become mandatory in areas where the Coronavirus is starting tories again.

Human rights are the message of our times. We are expanding our respect and appreciation for our diversity.

We are at a time when everyone knows ... well, almost. Everything can be communicated through the internet and its new and many social media applications.

What a year for Juneteenth! This holiday is celebrated on the 19th of June every year to mark when the American Civil War ended for African Americans.

We realign our style of dress and our manner of behavior to glove, mask and social distance.

Given the situation in which we are at the moment with the Coronavirus, we have risen in our awareness of personal hygiene worldwide.

We live on the blue planet. It has that color because 71% of the earth is covered by water, and most of that is ocean. These great waters are necessary to our lives.

We have, by necessity, come to a new awareness of what it means to be clean and sanitary.

To find out what is going on in the world, make sure to look at the world around you.