“Justice is what love looks like in public” says that love is not just a feeling we keep to ourselves, it is the way we treat people when it actually costs us something. This Cartel piece leans into that idea and wears it out where it belongs, on sidewalks, buses, classrooms, and protest lines. It is for us when we know that real care means showing up, backing friends and strangers, telling the truth about harm, and refusing to look away. We wear these words on our bodies, we are say that our love is willing to become action, to live justice out loud.