One nice thing about NYC, since we don't drive, it's harder to live in "bubble world" so political/social activism is sort of unavoidable.
I hear that, but you wouldn't believe the number of NY attorneys I know who simply go to work and go home and party with their friends, with no political activism in between. I actually see less of that in (perhaps more drive-ey) Madison, where there's a strong culture of political participation.
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Date: 2007-04-04 04:46 pm (UTC)I hear that, but you wouldn't believe the number of NY attorneys I know who simply go to work and go home and party with their friends, with no political activism in between. I actually see less of that in (perhaps more drive-ey) Madison, where there's a strong culture of political participation.