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The Cost of Being Human: Ethics, Power and Conscience in a Performative World
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Bedford Towers
Downtown Stamford has changed quite a bit over the past twenty years. Driving up Bedford Street, you can’t help but notice the new public plaza at the corner of Bedford and Forest Streets; new luxury apartments as you drive toward the new police station and new eateries.
Blink, and you might overlook the mid-century brick building that has stood since 1972: Bedford Towers. Built during an earlier v
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“Systems rarely call someone disruptive because they are ineffective. They use that word when someone begins naming patterns that were never meant to be spoken aloud.”
― The Cost of Being Human: Ethics, Power and Conscience in a Performative World
― The Cost of Being Human: Ethics, Power and Conscience in a Performative World
“A butterfly doesn't compare herself to moths. She simply becomes the butterfly she already is.”
― The Cost of Being Human: Ethics, Power and Conscience in a Performative World
― The Cost of Being Human: Ethics, Power and Conscience in a Performative World
“Mentorship is not about teaching someone how to succeed inside a system. It is about helping them understand what the system is.”
― The Cost of Being Human: Ethics, Power and Conscience in a Performative World
― The Cost of Being Human: Ethics, Power and Conscience in a Performative World
“Most people do not become unethical. They adapt.”
― The Cost of Being Human: Ethics, Power and Conscience in a Performative World
― The Cost of Being Human: Ethics, Power and Conscience in a Performative World
“Power doesn't arrive as corruption. It arrives as insulation.”
― The Cost of Being Human: Ethics, Power and Conscience in a Performative World
― The Cost of Being Human: Ethics, Power and Conscience in a Performative World
“Silence is rarely framed as cowardice. It is framed as professionalism.”
― The Cost of Being Human: Ethics, Power and Conscience in a Performative World
― The Cost of Being Human: Ethics, Power and Conscience in a Performative World
“Systems rarely call someone disruptive because they are ineffective. They use that word when someone begins naming patterns that were never meant to be spoken aloud.”
― The Cost of Being Human: Ethics, Power and Conscience in a Performative World
― The Cost of Being Human: Ethics, Power and Conscience in a Performative World
“Mentorship is not about teaching someone how to succeed inside a system. It is about helping them understand what the system is.”
― The Cost of Being Human: Ethics, Power and Conscience in a Performative World
― The Cost of Being Human: Ethics, Power and Conscience in a Performative World