I miss the days when Woody Guthrie's guitar sported a sticker that stated, "This Machine Kills Fascists". Or when Bob Dylan wrote songs about real-life tragedies like this one ("The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carrol", for instance). The recent killing of Trayvon Martin is another example. But as long as the powers that be, keep us divided to the point where we say, "It was just a homeless guy," or "It couldn't happen to my son," or "He/she was probably an illegal," change won't happen. We have to see others as our brothers and sisters and give a damn.