Former Archbishop Rowan Williams argues in "Solidarity" that true solidarity requires acknowledging shared human vulnerability and interdependence rather than performative social media declarations of support. Williams contends that genuine solidarity demands recognizing both our irreducible separateness from others and our moral obligations to them, positioning it as ongoing relational work rather than a virtue to be cultivated.
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Former Archbishop Rowan Williams argues in "Solidarity" that true solidarity requires acknowledging shared human vulnerability and interdependence rather than performative social media declarations of support. Williams contends that genuine solidarity demands recognizing both our irreducible separateness from others and our moral obligations to them, positioning it as ongoing relational work rather than a virtue to be cultivated.