Growing Abolition
Abolition, like growing a plant, requires daily attention and care. Love, hope, compassion, social equity—like a garden- need practice, time, and nurturing to fully blossom.
Abolition, like growing a plant, requires daily attention and care. Love, hope, compassion, social equity—like a garden- need practice, time, and nurturing to fully blossom.
Often affectionately called “clovary” for its deep connection to women’s health, red clover is rich in isoflavones—plant-based compounds that mimic estrogen in the body. Known for its hormone-balancing effects, clover is frequently used to alleviate menopausal symptoms like hot flashes and night sweats…
Calendula is a genus of about 15–20 species of annual and perennial herbaceous plant. Sometimes called pot marigold, this flower symbolizes endurance, which makes sense since this flower blooms from early spring till frost. The word Calendula, comes from calendar because it blooms every month of the year and historically was able to fill church altars with flowers. Calendula also warms our hearts toward others inspiring us to be compassionate to our fellow beings.