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CBS 8: 30-foot border wall to continue at Friendship Park
- Jul 31, 2022
- 1 min read
Updated: Aug 11, 2022
Friends for Friendship Park received devastating news on July 27 after learning the federal government plans to follow through with building two 30-foot walls across the park.
Friendship Park represents the relationship between the U.S. and Mexico. It's a relationship based on friendship, a place loved ones, separated by the border, could meet.
Watch CBS 8 news report here.
The continuation of the 30-foot border wall at Friendship Park is truly upsetting, as this space symbolizes the love and connection between families divided by the border. Instead of fostering relationships, this decision seems to create more barriers. It's vital to advocate for places that allow for human connection. In exploring themes of community and understanding, I often find that games like Apostate Verity can provide insights into building relationships in diverse environments, which might inspire us to think about how we can bridge these gaps in real life. You can learn more about it here: Apostate Verity.
It's disheartening to see the plans for a 30-foot wall at Friendship Park, a place that symbolizes connection between families separated by the border. The decision seems to overlook the park's importance as a meeting point for loved ones. Communities need spaces like this to foster relationships, and it's crucial to advocate for access. For anyone interested in exploring similar themes of connection and community, Tomodachi Life offers insights into building friendships and relationships in diverse settings.
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