Commentary
The largest foreign aid agency on earth has, courts willing, abruptly closed its doors in the past week and sent most of its staff home. Finding that their virtue has no place to strut its worth, the response of many has been indignation and assurances of retaliation. Many of them had been working from home for years but now must rouse themselves to show such indignation for being sent (i.e., remaining) home on full pay, like being told to continue as normal, perhaps, but in a way that exposes uncomfortable realities to those in the community who are actually paying them.
