Good people commit evil because they accept small compromises which can become Truth. Mika Ortega, the daughter of slain radio broadcaster, environmentalist and anti-corruption activist Gerry Ortega, compares her family’s quest for justice, their cries for help, with Shirley Jackson’s disturbing short story, “The Lottery” – when a town gathers together in a ritual and accepts its paradigms as they stone someone they know to death.
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