I think shutdown or lockdown would be more apt word to use here (and are more commonly used terms). Crackdown makes it sound like they are fighting against violence or illegal activity.

What sort of recognition would you recommend and think would be appropriate?

I believe there are a number of writing/spelling errors in this piece that could be rectified, such as this one.

Frankly, I don't think this is accurate as is a misreading of the piece. There is no cure, but we can be sure that if any one is discovered by most any country, it would be widely known and reported on. Anything reported now as a 'cure' is undoubtedly unproven and anecdotal.

I think you should expound on this and describe why you are scared, some of your experiences, how things have changed (such as plexiglass screens) since the start, etc

I believe there are number of writing/spelling issues with this piece that could be adjusted.

ARs tend to believe in power based on fear

Womick. "One reason that people may come to endorse views that are associated with antisocial outcomes such as submitting to powerful leaders and derogating people who seem different is because such views can facilitate the feeling that life is meaningful."

Libertarian Left individuals do not put much faith in the law enforcement of a state to respect civil liberties long term, unlike ARs

Taub. "Authoritarians generally...were highly likely to support:

Imposing extra airport checks on passengers who appear to be of Middle Eastern descent in order to curb terrorism

Requiring all citizens to carry a national ID card at all times to show to a police officer on request, to curb terrorism"

Libertarian Left individuals put a high value on the privacy of an individual, and do not trust the state to respect that

Taub. "authoritarians are most willing to want to use force, to crack down on immigration, and limit civil liberties."

ARs (Authoritarian Right) tend to insist on precision without mistakes

Taub. "authoritarians will seek...a strong leader who promises to suppress the scary changes, if necessary by force, and to preserve the status quo."

ARs tend to give a high degree of submission to authorities

Taub. "an outsize fear of threats, physical and social, and, more than that, a desire to meet those threats with severe government action — with policies that are authoritarian not just in style but in actuality. "

ARs believe the state should focus on punishing criminals, not rehabilitating them.

Nguyyen. "When people become dangerous to others, we restrain them regardless of who they are. Some of their freedoms are taken away from them as punishment by result of their restraint. Ideally, this would force them to reflect on their crime which would ultimately deter them from repeating the offense once they’ve been released"

ARs view this as necessary cost of law and order, while Libertarian Left individuals would view it as government waste

Nguyyen. "It is important for prisoners to understand that they’re in prison because they committed a crime and are there to reform."

Being an attorney with its demands to perfection and exactness fits perfectly with an AR

Womick. "In other words, people who said they prefer to follow strong leaders, who insist that people respect traditional values, and who are hostile to people they perceive as different from themselves also said that their lives were more meaningful. "

ARs give high importance to the protection and security of the state.

Buchanan. "national survival can be considered national selfishness"

ARs typically give military and law enforcement high degrees of autonomy and loyalty

Taub, "Authoritarians...were highly likely to support...Allowing the federal government to scan all phone calls for calls to any number linked to terrorism"

i liked this linke. most people don't care about the minute dteails and just want to have a memory. but minute details can make the photo more interesting when we see the photo later

this is true, sometimes we can go a long time and completely zone out of our driving while thinking about something else

very peaceful way of thinking. we could all relax more if we thought like this

we connect with unfamiliar things

we tend to miss the small beautiful things when we race through life

it's amazing how a place can affect us so much after we go away from it for a while

everyone faces a stage where we start a new phase of life, it's good you were excited for it

we get so familiarized that we get desensitized to things that other people might instantly notice

super relatable, it's often like this for me

This is how we interpret things from a beauty point of view, but behind it there are often flaws and errors

Our eyes trick us and don't let us see the unfamiliar things

They help broaden our thoughts and make us see things in a different perspective

We tend to get familiarized with the things we want to see and miss the bigger picture

we need to learn how to deal with the barriers of life and not let it get us down

the golden rule

It's great to see his dreams became a reality after initially struggling

Any parent would likely feel similar, but sometimes we need to know what we are better attuned for. It was good to know his mother supported his decision though

This is a good set up for the rest of the story, as we can know where the base and inspiration came from

This shows how we can have a positive effect on others. This reveals the true character of the interviewee, as it shows that they are putting others over themselves, being selfless.

This just shows to prove that one should always have their goals in mind, and not give up on them even though one has a perfectly valid reason to do so. Striving for that even in the face of trouble gives us a reason to get up every day, and keeps our resilience strong

The proudness one can feel for a sibling, I can fully understand that, as she didn't give up, and we feel that we played a small role in helping them obtain that goal

This sounds terrifying. A big transition to another part of the world without even being told ahead of time.

perhaps in today's photos, this means editing, highlights, filtering, things like that

though we need to remember to learn from them, not completely ignore them

though often we are too self conscious about what the world will think about us in a photo

though often we hope that most people will understand it, like an inside joke

we all want reciprocal rewards