The Man That Hurt Your Grandchildren

"I have that battery acid taste of fear in my mouth. There's people talking in arabic really loudly everywhere, and there's shadows moving around the windows" "i don't know what i'm saying sorry for," says Aron about being asked to apologize by a family member who had pushed his two children to the ground. 'You have to be the one,' he is told as they all look at him with their heads held high. "'This is not my place any more' - this isn't how you live your life anymore,'" writes Aron.