He had written the truth. Regardless of what Bamphwick and the others claimed, halfway around the world a mayor had used his authority to order an attack on vulnerable protestors, people who’d lost their homes to a catalogue of natural disasters. He’d written about it, and those who had also lost their homes in the last decades—in the crush of waves, the pounding of hurricanes, the drenching of rains and mud, and the blast of wildfires—had come out to say Enough, it was time for authorities to act, to work on their side, not to treat them as the problem.
