L. Spurlo -Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable...

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “

“ Many of the structures of our society that seem immutable are only held in place by the silent agreement of our imaginations to treat them as such. “