Family First: Citizenship Requires More Than the Constitution

The family plays a fundamental role in shaping the citizen through models of authority and communication, as the traditional family cultivates a culture of avoidance and dependence that affects individuals' ability to actively participate in society. The pattern of family relationships built on silence and rejection entrenches a culture of helplessness and fear of dialogue, transferring these behaviors to institutions and society at large. Therefore, creating an active citizen is not achieved solely through laws; it begins at home and influences concepts of justice and participation. Most of our homes remain outside the realm of differing opinions and open dialogue.

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