- For every city left overwhelmed by economic success—and for every village without access to it.
- For the age-old traditions we cling to out of fear alone—and for those (ancient pearls, richer than all our tribe) that we discard carelessly in our eagerness to change.
- For, in celebrating our growing spending power, not also seriously engaging to examine the consequences of such spending; environmentally, socially.
- For every constitutional right not made universal, for every fundamental duty unfulfilled, for every breakdown of law and democratic procedure.
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