Very Fine People

The narrative explores the author's personal awakening to the realities of a divided America, particularly in the context of Donald Trump's MAGA movement. A.R. Moxon reflects on his initial ignorance and the pervasive culture of denial among those who see themselves as inherently good. Through a candid confession, he examines the complexities of societal complicity in harm and the challenges of recognizing and confronting these truths. The work serves as both a personal journey and a broader commentary on national identity and moral blindness.