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The images emerging from Minnesota—multitudes converging in defiance of bitter winter winds, voices rising in collective lament and resistance—continue to command our attention. These are not merely protests; they are manifestations of a deeper truth struggling toward articulation. Thousands brave the elements not simply to mourn Renee Good’s tragic death or to challenge ICE’s authority, but to bear witness to something more fundamental: the inviolable dignity of human beings and the justice that dignity demands. Across the nation, similar gatherings proliferate, revealing to us something essential about our nature and the bonds that constitute our shared humanity. The physicist David Bohm perceived this truth with clarity: “As human beings and societies we seem separate, but in our roots, we are...