The article "Now that September Has Arrived" addresses the reality of those who dedicate their lives to serving the community, whether in political or associative life. The author argues that these people should feel anxious or, at the very least, dissatisfied with the current state of society.
The text argues that boldness and daring have ceased to be appreciated qualities. According to the author, courage has come to be interpreted as fear or arrogance, inverting values that were traditionally valued.
The article also denounces that anyone who assumes a life with greater media exposure becomes a target of insults, all under the pretext of being "opinion." This reality creates a hostile environment for those willing to serve the community.
Finally, the author questions the idea that defending one's honor has ceased to be a display of dignity, suggesting that today it is viewed negatively. The text remains, however, incomplete, ending abruptly in the middle of a sentence.
