He wandered the medina alone after dark and admits the fear that came with it, then explains that meeting two Germans on a rooftop is what made the main square feel walkable rather than frightening. Michael Leedy writes about Marrakech the way people write about somewhere they miss.
The communication series is the practical spine. It works through what a person reveals the moment you ask what they want, and specifically whether they answer with what they want or with what they want to avoid, because that changes how you should phrase everything afterwards.
One post argues against a boycott on the grounds that the company being punished had been forced out of that country long before and had publicly condemned the law in question. It is careful reasoning about aiming anger correctly.
Ten posts, including one about a video being taken down without explanation. Read the communication pieces in sequence, and the Marrakech one for pleasure.