Normally this is the light, weekend edition, but we aren't in a particularly light place are we? 0. "Stay Safe" We've been saying "stay safe" to one another for months now and meaning it more than we ever have, and yet these two words have taken on new, more urgent, more tangible meaning as several U.S. cities have erupted with the searing pain of explosive emotions stemming from repeat cycles of multi-generational oppression and neglect. "Stay safe" comes up empty when the people charged with ensuring our safety are responsible for our demise, attack us, murder us, shoot rubber bullets at us while we exercise the same free speech rights practiced weeks earlier by gun-toting gym and hair salon enthusiasts. "Stay safe" in many cases comes down to