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A Call for Interdependence Day

  • Jul 4, 2025
  • 2 min read


Once upon a time, this Nation’s rebels declared independence from kings, bullies, bosses & the distant elites extracting wealth at the expense of those forging a messy new future. Of those on the front lines of labor. Of those taking risks. Of the average hustler, dreamer, and schemer. A complicated revolution born on the back of colonial occupation and indigenous eradication.


Nobody exists independent of our past, present, or future. Least of all, from each other.


We have been, and always will be an Interdependent Nation.


A balance exits between how far we’ve come as a people and the ideals that propel us to keep on moving still.


Of our rebellious past born out of dreams of freedom, liberty, and justice for all. Of our present luck to now partake in the fruits of the revolutionary steps so long ago. Of our limitless future that continues to call for us to move beyond ME to WE.


Today, right now, we are arguably living in the most prosperous place on Earth at the most abundant time on the Planet. Humans, collectively, live longer, have more, see further, connect broader, and reach higher.


But are we happier? Kinder? Softer? United? Co-existing interdependently?


Or are we existing independently?


The answer, of course, is a daily choice based on one fundamental answer-


Until you are free, am I free?


Until your family is safe, is mine safe? Until your job is secure, is my income guaranteed? Until your kids eat, sleep, and play, will mine grow to be old, fat, and happy?


Around here, in our pools, we see interdependence play out daily.


Whether you’re from a big city or small town, carry a collar thats white or blue, vote this or that, or believe in some God or none, we all strip down to our HUMANITY and hop in the same water.


So, today and beyond, our hope is that we celebrate the gift of our collective Independence Day by individually designing Interdependent Living.


Because without you, we aren’t we.


Thanks @brewerphoto for capturing interdependence in the wild

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