The Importance of Creating Safe Moments

Suzanne far had been part of a queer, a queer women's commune in rural I think rural Arkansas in like the 70s and 80s right. And they were if Suzanne and a comrades armed up but they definitely stood their ground,. They stood the ground and they protected those place now there was a young radical activist who says to Suzanne and Suzanne by this point is, although as radicals can be has just a sweet southern grandmother, you got the right picture white haired very gentle voice just just really just lovely and gentle and so on. That wasn't a safe space. It was a safe moment. And it was made a safe space is in our there right a safe moments for